Last verified 17 September 2026

Easy 3 min total 243 cal 191 mg caffeine

Copycat Sunrise 7 Energy Recipe

How to build the 7 Brew Sunrise 7 Energy at home — 5 ingredients, 3 minutes, 243 calories a serving, and roughly $4.58 cheaper per drink than the $7.23 you would pay at the window. This is the recipe I keep coming back to when I am not standing in line.

3 minprep
nonecook
243calories
$2.65cost per serving
Sunrise 7 Energy — 7 Energy

What you are aiming for — a Sunrise 7 Energy off the board. The stand's Medium is 243 calories; this version comes in at 243.

A Sunrise 7 Energy is a energy build. Peach and raspberry is a genuinely good pairing because peach supplies the sweetness and raspberry the acid. Equal parts, and taste before you add anything else.

What it should taste like. Peach and raspberry energy. Should taste like sunrise in a can — warm peach, sharper raspberry. The fruit, not the energy, is what you taste first.
The basics

At a glance

Recipe and cost summary for a homemade Sunrise 7 Energy.
DetailValue
Prep time3 minutes
Cook timeNo cooking
Total time3 minutes
DifficultyEasy
Yield1 drink (16 oz)
Calories (per serving)243 kcal
Sugar39 g
Caffeine191 mg
Home cost$2.65
Stand price (Medium)$7.23
You save$4.58 (63%)
What you need

Ingredients

  • 300 ml chilled energy base
  • 1 tbsp peach syrup and 1 tbsp raspberry syrup
  • a cream float
  • an orange wheel
  • Ice

Equipment

  • 16 oz glass
  • Bar spoon
  • Measuring jug
Method

How to make it

  1. Fill a 16 oz glass with ice and pour in 300 ml of chilled energy base.
  2. Measure 1 tbsp peach syrup and 1 tbsp raspberry syrup in — energy bases are already sweet, so start at half of what you think and taste before adding more.
  3. Stir once, gently, with a bar spoon.
  4. For the creamy version, float a cream float on top rather than stirring it in.
  5. Add an orange wheel.
  6. This one is caffeinated by design — check the total before you drink two.
Why this works: Peach and raspberry is a genuinely good pairing because peach supplies the sweetness and raspberry the acid. Equal parts, and taste before you add anything else.
Getting it right

Tips that actually matter

  • Equal parts peach and raspberry.
  • Taste before adding more — both syrups are sweet.
  • The cream float is optional here; the fruit pair stands on its own.
Mix it up

Variations

  • Frozen sunrise chiller blended with ice.
  • Add 1 tsp of vanilla for a creamier sunrise.
  • Sugar-free peach and raspberry.
The cost

What it costs to make at home

Ingredient cost breakdown for a homemade Sunrise 7 Energy against the stand price.
ComponentEstimated cost
300 ml chilled energy base$0.55
1 tbsp peach syrup and 1 tbsp raspberry syrup$0.48
a cream float$0.35
an orange wheel$0.35
Ice$0.35
Total per serving$2.65
Stand price (Medium 24 oz)$7.23
Saving per drink$4.58

Costs assume supermarket prices and a syrup bottle amortised over roughly 25 drinks. The first drink is more expensive than $2.65 because you are buying the bottle; by the fifth drink you are clearly ahead.

Versus the stand

How this recipe compares

Across all 46 copycat recipes on this site, this one is the 5th fastest at 3 minutes and the 15th lightest at 243 calories — 59 calories below the 302-calorie average.

Ordering it instead? A Sunrise 7 Energy costs about $5.96–$8.32 at 7 Brew depending on size, with 165–323 calories. Unofficial fan guide. 7 Brew is a trademark of its respective owner. This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by 7 Brew Coffee. Prices and nutrition are estimates — confirm at your local stand.

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Frequently asked questions

How do you make a Sunrise 7 Energy at home?

Build it as a energy — fill a 16 oz glass with ice and pour in 300 ml of chilled energy base. Then stir once, gently, with a bar spoon. Total time is about 3 minutes and the recipe makes 1 drink (16 oz).

What is in a 7 Brew Sunrise 7 Energy?

300 ml chilled energy base, 1 tbsp peach syrup and 1 tbsp raspberry syrup, a cream float, an orange wheel, ice.

How many calories are in a homemade Sunrise 7 Energy?

About 243 calories for a Medium-equivalent 24 oz serving, with 39 g of sugar and 191 mg of caffeine. That is 59 calories below the 302-calorie average across all 46 recipes on this site, ranking 15 of 46.

Is it cheaper to make a Sunrise 7 Energy at home?

Yes — roughly $2.65 per serving at home against about $7.23 at the stand, a saving of $4.58 (63%). The saving is smaller than it looks because you are buying syrup by the bottle, but it pays back within about five drinks.

How long does a Sunrise 7 Energy take to make?

3 minutes of prep — 3 minutes total. That ranks 5 of 46 recipes on this site by total time. Difficulty: Easy.

Can you make a Sunrise 7 Energy without an espresso machine?

Yes — this build does not need espresso at all. Fill a 16 oz glass with ice and pour in 300 ml of chilled energy base.

What should a homemade Sunrise 7 Energy taste like?

Peach and raspberry energy. Should taste like sunrise in a can — warm peach, sharper raspberry. The fruit, not the energy, is what you taste first.

Verified · 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.

About the 7 Brew Menu Editorial Team · How we research & verify