SPRINGDALE, Ark.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 20, 2026--
7 Brew®, the fastest-growing beverage brand in the country, today announced a major expansion of its ready-to-drink beverage portfolio with the launch of its canned 7 Brew Coffee in approximately 4,400 Walmart stores nationwide and five unique 7 Brew Energy™ beverages in over 1,100 locations beginning in August.
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The rollout marks a significant milestone in the evolution of 7 Brew, giving fans a new way to enjoy the bold flavors and customer favorites that have fueled the brand’s growth from one location in Rogers, Ark., to 800+ in 38 states, including 500+ since January 2023.
“7 Brew is built on bold flavor, and we brought that same experience to our new canned coffees and energy drinks,” said Chris Dawson, President, 7 Brew. “We’re taking the craveable flavors our guests love at the stand and making them available now in a format they can enjoy at home anytime.”
Building on the successful test of its ready-to-drink coffee lineup earlier this year in Arkansas, 7 Brew is expanding distribution to Walmart locations nationwide while introducing new 7 Brew Energy beverages, available in five distinct flavors. Together, the offerings bring the brand’s signature flavor, customization-inspired innovation to even more occasions.
The 7 Brew ready-to-drink coffee lineup features three fan-favorite flavors in convenient cans:
7 Brew is also introducing a new line of 12 oz. 7 Brew Energy drinks in five exciting, breakthrough flavors, including:
“At Walmart, we continue to evolve our food and beverage assortment to reflect what our customers are looking for,” said Brian Salmon, vice president of beverages, Walmart U.S. “We’re excited to bring 7 Brew’s fan favorite coffee and energy drinks to our shelves, giving customers more choice and another convenient way to enjoy the beverages they love.”
All drinks will be available at Walmart starting this month. To learn more, please visit https://7brew.com/at-home.
About 7 Brew
7 Brew® is a rapidly growing drive-thru beverage brand offering an unmatched experience focused on speed, handcrafted drinks, and connection. Powered by its high-energy Brew Crew and a mission to Cultivate Kindness™, 7 Brew offers over 20,000 flavorful drink combinations across espresso-based coffee, 7 Energy™ drinks, 7 Fizz™ sodas, teas, lemonades, smoothies and shakes.
Founded in 2017 in Rogers, Ark. with its 7 Original™ coffees, 7 Brew has grown to more than 800 stands across 38 states through its franchise model. The brand continues to expand nationwide, creating smiles everywhere serving over 1 million drinks per day.
For more information, visit www.7Brew.com and follow 7 Brew on social media ( @7brewcoffee ).
7 Brew debuts its canned ready-to-drink coffee lineup and new 7 Brew Energy™ drinks at Walmart stores nationwide, giving fans a new way to enjoy the brand’s bold, customizable flavors at home.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The driver of a minivan that crashed outside a Los Angeles metro station, killing three women and critically injuring two more, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and three counts of murder, police said Wednesday.
Authorities said the driver was able to talk but appeared to be in shock after Tuesday's crash, which hit pedestrians and food vendors at a busy intersection in the North Hollywood neighborhood during the height of the evening commute.
Police identified the driver as Ihor Demianenko, 61, who lives in the Valley Village neighborhood. Demianenko was booked early Wednesday and his bail was set at a little over $6 million, records show. He was treated for minor injuries at a hospital, police said.
It wasn't immediately clear if Demianenko had a lawyer who might speak on his behalf. In California, drivers under the influence of drugs or alcohol can be charged with murder under certain circumstances.
The case had not been presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office as of Wednesday afternoon, spokesperson Venusse Dunn said in an email.
The white Toyota Sienna was traveling at an “unsafe speed” at around 6 p.m. when it veered to the right, ran off the road and collided with a light, Los Angeles police said in a news release Wednesday. It came to rest under a food vendor’s tent.
The force of the collision threw victims in different directions, according to the news release. The driver was trapped in the vehicle until rescuers arrived.
Luis Luna-Guzman was working at a nearby burger stand when he heard a loud boom and saw people on the ground along with food and cups. People started running toward the crash.
Luna-Guzman said he found an injured woman lying near some bike racks, her face, arms and legs bloody. Her eyes were closed as she moaned in pain.
“I told her, ‘Don’t move, help is coming,’” Luna-Guzman said, adding that he saw a woman’s body nearby, while another woman was lying unmoving on the stairs leading to the station.
The three women who died were between the ages of 40 and 60, according to the police news release. Authorities haven't released their names. The two injured women are in their 50s.
The minivan was still on the sidewalk Tuesday night under the food vendor’s tent, its driver’s-side door open and an air bag deployed. Fire engines and emergency crews worked nearby as a helicopter flew overhead.
Investigators will go through video of the crash frame by frame, Police Chief Jim McDonnell said.
“It will be probably a prolonged but a very deliberate investigation to determine what happened here,” he said.
The California Supreme Court ruled in 1981 that drivers who kill someone with a vehicle can be charged with second-degree murder if they are found to have acted with “wantonness and a conscious disregard for life” that could support a finding of implied malice. The court upheld a prosecutor's decision to file murder charges against a driver who was determined to be legally intoxicated at the time of a fatal crash and drove at high speeds, ran a red light and had a near miss right before.
Thanawala reported from Atlanta.
A damaged vehicle lies at the scene of a vehicle crash, involving multiple fatalities, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, in the North Hollywood section of Los Angeles. (AP Photo/David Swanson)
Members of law enforcement walks next to a damaged car at the scene of a vehicle crash, involving multiple fatalities, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, in the North Hollywood section of Los Angeles. (AP Photo/David Swanson)
This photo made with a smartphone, shows the scene of a vehicle crash, involving multiple fatalities, on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, in the North Hollywood section of Los Angeles. (AP Photo/David Swanson)
Debris lies at the scene of a vehicle crash, involving multiple fatalities, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, in the North Hollywood section of Los Angeles. (AP Photo/David Swanson)
A damaged vehicle lies at the scene of a vehicle crash, involving multiple fatalities, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, in the North Hollywood section of Los Angeles. (AP Photo/David Swanson)
