Last verified 17 September 2026

Tea & Chai 57 mg caffeine (L)

Build your Own Matcha at 7 Brew: Price & Nutrition

At 7 Brew, the Build your Own Matcha runs $3.30 (Small), $4.43 (Medium), $5.47 (Large). The Medium holds roughly 107 calories with 47 mg of caffeine and 30 g of sugar. On flavor, 7 Brew describes it as begin with our vibrant matcha base and customize it with your favorite flavors for a smooth, energizing drink crafted to your taste. It sits 2nd lightest of 45 in the Tea & Chai lineup.

Build your Own Matcha: Tea & Chai
$3.30Small 16 oz
$4.43Medium 24 oz
$5.47Large 32 oz
107calories (Medium)

Begin with our vibrant matcha base and customize it with your favorite flavors for a smooth, energizing drink crafted to your taste.

Official description from 7brew.com ↗

The 7 Brew Build your Own Matcha runs $3.30 (Small), $4.43 (Medium), $5.47 (Large). Expect roughly 107 calories and 30 g of sugar in a Medium, with 47 mg of caffeine. It sits 2nd lightest of 45 in Tea & Chai. Full price and nutrition tables are below.

The price ladder

What a Build your Own Matcha costs

Expect $3.30, $4.43, and $5.47 across Small, Medium, and Large. The per-ounce math favors the Large ($0.17/oz vs $0.21/oz for the Small), while the Small keeps the total lowest.

Estimated 2026 prices for the 7 Brew Build your Own Matcha. Small 16 oz · Medium 24 oz · Large 32 oz.
DrinkSmall (16 oz)Medium (24 oz)Large (32 oz)
Build your Own Matcha$3.30$4.43$5.47
Per-ounce breakdown: the Large is the best per-ounce value, the Small the lightest.
SizePrice per ozCaloriesCalories per ozCaffeine
Small (16 oz)$0.2154 cal3 cal/oz26 mg
Medium (24 oz)$0.18107 cal4 cal/oz47 mg
Large (32 oz)$0.17157 cal5 cal/oz57 mg
Tasting notes

Build your Own Matcha flavor notes

On the flavor front, 7 Brew lists the Build your Own Matcha as begin with our vibrant matcha base and customize it with your favorite flavors for a smooth, energizing drink crafted to your taste. It pours hot or iced.

What is in the cup

Build your Own Matcha calories and nutrition

The Medium is the reference cup: 107 calories, 30 g sugar, 47 mg of caffeine. Small drops to 54 calories; Large climbs to 157. 34 calories under the Tea & Chai average of 141.

Estimated nutrition per cup size. Figures vary with syrups, milk and add-ons.
Per cupSmall 16 ozMedium 24 ozLarge 32 oz
Calories54 cal107 cal157 cal
Caffeine26 mg47 mg57 mg
Sugar12 g30 g36 g

vs Tea & Chai average

  • Calories: -34 vs 141
  • Price: −$0.32 vs $4.75
  • Caffeine: +1 mg vs 46 mg

Rank in category

  • 9th cheapest of 45
  • 2nd lightest of 45
  • 18th strongest of 45
Make it yours

Ordering the Build your Own Matcha your way

Start with the ground green tea whisked with milk base, choose your syrups, set the sweetness, pick a milk. Prices hold at $3.30/$4.43/$5.47 for the standard build; heavy custom builds can cost a little more at some stands.

In context

The Build your Own Matcha in context

By the numbers: 107 calories (5% of a 2,000-calorie day), 30 g sugar (83% of the 36 g daily reference), 47 mg of caffeine in a Medium. The Large carries 57 mg of caffeine, 14% of the 400 mg daily reference.

Finding one

Finding a Build your Own Matcha

Any 7 Brew stand can make this one. The chain is drive-thru only, and prices shift a bit between stands. See also: how the drive-thru-only model works.

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Similar money

What else costs about the same

A Medium Build your Own Matcha at $4.43 sits near Watermelon Lemonade ($4.43) and Build your own Cappuccino ($4.42) on the price board.

Closest-priced drinks across the whole board.
DrinkCategoryMedium priceCalories (M)Caffeine (M)
Watermelon LemonadeLemonades$4.43212 cal0 mg
Build your own CappuccinoCoffee Classics$4.42282 cal129 mg
Midnight Rain 7 Fizz Soda7 Fizz$4.40208 cal0 mg
Brewchata Chai LatteTea & Chai$4.40109 cal36 mg
Cocoberry LemonadeLemonades$4.46195 cal0 mg
Cotton Candy Cream LemonadeLemonades$4.47218 cal0 mg
How we got these numbers

Where these Build your Own Matcha numbers come from

Verified Oct 2026 against the official 7 Brew drink page linked below and the board data behind this guide.

These are 2026 estimates, not official figures. We build them from the published board and the standard build of each drink. Read them as a close guide rather than a receipt, and confirm the price at your stand.

Your cup will drift from ours. Milk choice moves the calorie count more than the cup size does. Syrup pours vary by brewer, and prices shift by stand and metro. Confirm at the window before you order.

The official 7 Brew page for this drink: https://7brew.com/menu/classics/build-your-own-matcha ↗

Unofficial fan guide. Not affiliated with 7 Brew Coffee. Prices and nutrition are estimates: confirm at your local stand.

Frequently asked questions

how much does a 7 brew build your own matcha cost?

A Small (16 oz) is $3.30, a Medium (24 oz) $4.43, and a Large (32 oz) $5.47.

how many calories are in a 7 brew build your own matcha?

Count on 54 calories in a Small, 107 in a Medium, 157 in a Large. 34 calories under the Tea & Chai average of 141.

how much caffeine is in a 7 brew build your own matcha?

About 26 mg in a Small, 47 mg in a Medium, 57 mg in a Large. 1 mg over the 46 mg average.

what sizes does the 7 brew build your own matcha come in?

Three: Small (16 oz), Medium (24 oz), Large (32 oz). The Large holds double the Small by volume, which is why the per-ounce price slides from $0.21 to $0.17.

is the 7 brew build your own matcha sweet?

A standard Medium carries about 30 g of sugar. Ask for half sweet and it lands near 15 g; unsweet takes the syrup out on most builds.

can i customize the 7 brew build your own matcha?

That is the whole idea: pick the base, the flavors, the milk, and the sweetness.

prices & nutrition are estimates — confirm at your stand

7 Brew Menu Editorial Team

Menu research & nutrition editors — We rebuild the 7 Brew board drink by drink from the official 7 Brew menu, stand pages and published prices. Everything here is a compiled estimate, not a lab value — prices and hours change, so confirm at your stand.

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