7 Brew Creme Brulee Latte: Price, Calories & Ingredients (2026)
The 7 Brew Creme Brulee Latte chases the French dessert without a kitchen torch: cane sugar, salted caramel, and toasted marshmallow layered over espresso and steamed milk. The three syrups stand in for caramelized sugar, custard, and torched topping — one of the most layered builds in 7 Brew’s latte lineup.
What Is This Drink?
A latte at 7 Brew means espresso plus steamed milk. The Creme Brulee build adds cane sugar for clean sweetness, salted caramel for burnt-sugar depth, and toasted marshmallow for a soft, custardy top note. The first sip tastes like vanilla custard with a dark caramel edge — sweet up front, then a whisper of salt and toastiness. Unlike a plain caramel latte, its three flavors arrive in sequence rather than all at once.
7 Brew Creme Brulee Latte Prices by Size (2026)
Reported prices from current menu guides; every stand sets its own, so treat them as typical.
| Size | Reported Price |
|---|---|
| Small | ~$5.65 |
| Medium | ~$6.50 |
| Large | ~$7.35 |
Cold foam, whipped cream, or caramel drizzle add about $0.50 to $1.00 each.
Calories and Nutrition
The large iced is officially published at 300 calories and 38 g sugar; other sizes are estimates from the full 7 Brew menu.
| Size | Calories | Sugar |
|---|---|---|
| Small | ~230–280 (est.) | ~25 g (est.) |
| Medium | ~280–340 (est.) | ~32 g (est.) |
| Large | ~300 (iced, official) | 38 g (official) |
A latte beats a breve on calories (milk vs. half-and-half); going half sweet is the simplest cut.
Caffeine Content
Roughly 120 mg of caffeine in a small or medium, about 240 mg in a large — on par with any standard latte and well below a cold brew of the same size.
Ingredients
Espresso, steamed milk, cane sugar syrup, salted caramel syrup, and toasted marshmallow syrup. Whipped cream and caramel drizzle are common additions but not part of the base recipe — the dessert effect comes entirely from the syrup combination, so it works hot, iced, or blended.
Allergens
Contains milk (steamed milk; whipped cream if added). Some syrups are produced in facilities that handle soy — mention it at the window. 7 Brew’s official guide tracks only milk, soy, and almond, and drinks are made in a shared space.
Sugar-Free and Lighter Options
All three syrups — cane sugar, toasted marshmallow, caramel — are commonly stocked sugar-free, making this one of the easier dessert lattes to lighten. A sugar-free medium with almond milk and no whipped cream keeps the caramelized flavor while cutting most of the sugar. Skipping the drizzle saves around 100 calories per ounce of caramel.
How to Order (Buying Guide)
Say: “Medium iced Creme Brulee Latte, please.” Most Brewistas know it by name. If not, order by recipe: “Latte with cane sugar, salted caramel, and toasted marshmallow.” State temperature, sweetness, and milk choice in the same breath.
Creme Brulee Latte vs Similar Drinks
Vs. Caramel Macchiato: The macchiato is espresso-forward with caramel on top — brighter and more coffee-tasting. The 7 Brew Creme Brulee Latte is milkier, sweeter, and more layered.
Vs. White Chocolate Mocha: The mocha adds chocolate sauce for a heavier cup. Creme Brulee skips the chocolate, so the caramelized vanilla-custard notes stay cleaner.
Vs. Funnel Cake Latte: Funnel Cake uses salted caramel, vanilla, and white chocolate for fairground sweetness. Creme Brulee trades white chocolate for toasted marshmallow — softer and more custard-like.
When to Order It
A cold-weather comfort drink: hot on a winter morning, or as an after-dinner coffee that doubles as dessert. It works iced in warmer months when you want something sweet but still recognizably coffee.
Customization Ideas Regulars Love
Regulars often order it as a breve for extra richness, or with sweet cream cold foam instead of whipped cream. An added espresso shot sharpens the coffee edge; extra caramel drizzle doubles down on the burnt-sugar note. The blended chiller version tastes like a caramel custard milkshake.
Is It Worth Trying?
Yes — the most convincing dessert recreation in 7 Brew’s latte lineup, genuinely evoking caramelized custard. The upgrade for caramel latte fans who want more complexity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 7 Brew Creme Brulee Latte taste like?
Vanilla custard with a dark caramel edge.
How much does it cost?
About $5.65 / $6.50 / $7.35; prices vary by stand.
How many calories are in it?
The large iced is published at 300 calories and 38 g sugar. Small and medium are estimated at 230–340 calories.
Does it contain real creme brulee?
No — the flavor comes from cane sugar, salted caramel, and toasted marshmallow syrups.
Can I get it sugar-free?
Yes at most stands; all three syrups are commonly available sugar-free. Pair with a milk swap for the lightest build.
How much caffeine does it have?
About 120 mg small/medium, 240 mg large.
7 Brew Rewards: Earn Points on Every Drink
7 Brew Rewards is 7 Brew’s free loyalty program, and every qualifying small, medium, or large handcrafted drink earns you 100 points. Once you reach 1,000 points — roughly every 10 drinks — you unlock a free handcrafted drink of any size, or you can save points toward branded merch.
Joining costs nothing: download the 7 Brew Coffee app (iOS and Android) or simply give your phone number at the drive-thru window. Members also get a free birthday drink, and points expire only after 12 months with no purchase. If this is your regular order, the points add up fast.
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Final Thoughts
The 7 Brew Creme Brulee Latte earns its name: three syrups mimicking caramelized custard on a straightforward espresso-and-milk base. Compare it with other dessert builds on the 7 Brew secret menu, and see 7brew.com for the chain’s own updates.
