Something & Nothing Yuzu Seltzer – 12 x 330 ml

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Shake. Add the whisky, lemon juice, yuzu juice, simple syrup and egg white into a shaker and shake vigorously for 10 seconds. French Rosé (34.6%), Carbonated Water, Concentrated Grape Juice, Concentrated Lemon Juice, Rose Extract (0.2%), Hibiscus Extract (0.2%), Natural Flavourings. I’m instantly salivating so much but in a bad way. It makes your face convulse into a smile. No, a grimace.”

Whether you want to stave off thirst for forever or refresh your way through all our seltzers, here’s what you need to know: Alcohol itself is technically its own macronutrient, we just don’t count it alongside fat, protein, and carbs because it’s not essential. All our seltzers contain grape juice and lemon juice to give balance and a full flavour. Our seltzers are naturally low in calories - under 44 calories per can (11.16oz) Great with: lunch, brunch or evening meal. This refreshment bomb is as versatile as it is delicious. Also great as a mezcal or tequila mixer.

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Seltzer is a bloated market. La Croix came crashing through the doors, followed by the likes of Bubly and Waterloo. The old heads, Perrier, San Pellegrino, and Polar, maintain their classic vibes but have pivoted with flavors and cans, too, in an attempt to keep up with the saturated field. Then there’s the influx of hard seltzer, where the options seem limitless but not entirely compelling. This drink is like a holiday in a can, hence having the picture of a holiday on the can, not a cucumber as you might expect.... we like a bit of semiotic tomfoolery. Sure, adaptogen-infused drinks have existed prior to Droplet’s launch and the trend continues to grow, but that doesn’t mean the beverages have always felt particularly appealing. “We're at the beginning of the adaptogen trend right now and we could see that they've really only been used two ways: for mens' high performance or for the New Age woman, who presumably already knew about alternative therapies,” said Perez. “There are millions of us who don't identify with either of these categories—some of us just want a little bit of a health boost without too much granola.” Ingredients : Yuzu Seltzer Soda water, cucumber extract, concentrated grape juice, concentrated lemon juice, natural flavourings. 44 calories per can. Each can is 330ml. My name is Fetch, your friendly galactic neighbourhood citrus enthusiast! I'm Brazilian by heritage, but I see myself as more of a citizen of the universe. I LOVE travelling, I've wondered all over the world and beyond. It was on my travels, actually, that I discovered my life's obsession. The yuzu.The flavors are a revelation; comforting to those of us familiar with them, and enticing for seltzer fans ready to try something new. Thankfully, Roco isn’t the only person capitalizing on the flare of Asian flavors. There’s adaptogen-infused seltzers streaked with the zip of yuzu, hard seltzers that capture the subtlety of dragonfruit, and sparkling waters infused with sweet-and-salty ume. Method: Build in a Collins glass with ice and garnish with a grapefruit peel. Violet Beauregarde Kyle Everett French Sauvignon Blanc (34.6%), Carbonated Water, Concentrated Grape Juice, Concentrated Lemon Juice, Cucumber Extract (0.2%), Natural Flavourings.