New Products

Health-Ade announced the addition of two flavors to its prebiotic soda line: SunSip Dr. Bubbles and SunSip Cream Soda. SunSip is naturally sweetened with fruit juice, monk fruit and organic cane sugar, the company notes. Dr. Bubbles reimagines the conventional Doctor soda’s flavor profile with a unique blend of sweet fruit — notably black cherry — with subtle spices for an instant bubbly classic, meanwhile Cream Soda captures the timeless flavor of creamy vanilla with delicate caramelized notes, it says. Dr. Bubbles and Cream Soda will retail for $2.49 a can and will be available exclusively at Whole Foods for the first six months of launch before expanding to other retailers, the company says.

SKYY Vodka, a brand of Campari America, announced the launch of its new innovative products: SKYY Infusions Spicy Mango, and SKYY Martinis ready-to-serve (RTS) in classic Espresso and Cosmo flavors. “With the launch of SKYY Infusions Spicy Mango and SKYY Martinis Espresso and Cosmo RTSs, we sought to create a product with high-quality ingredients in flavors that drinkers love at an affordable price. And that’s exactly what we’ve done,” said Andrea Sengara, vice president of marketing at Campari America, in a statement. The SKYY Martinis line have a suggested retail price (SRP) of $9.99 for a 375-ml bottle and the SKYY Infusions Spicy Mango have an SRP of $13.99 for a 750-ml bottle, both are available to purchase nationwide.

Black Rifle Coffee Co. unveiled its newest innovation: Black Rifle Energy. Made with no artificial ingredients, zero sugar, B vitamins and l-theanine, Black Rifle Energy harnesses 200 mg of naturally sourced caffeine by way of two proprietary blends to fight fatigue and fuel your day, the company says.
Available in four flavors — Freedom Punch, Wild Frost, Ranger Berry and Project Mango — Black Rifle Energy now can be purchased in a 12-pack for a suggested retail price of $35.99.

World Whiskey Society (WWS) announced its latest release: Green Code Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey, packaged in an eco-friendly, fully recyclable bottle. At 48% ABV, the Green Code Kentucky Straight Bourbon boasts a nose of butterscotch, toasted oak, sweet honey and subtle cereal grain, the company notes. Lush and full-bodied — with layers of honey, butterscotch, oak, molasses, candied apples and dark fruit on the palate — the bourbon finishes with a touch of fruit and toasted oak lingering throughout, it says. Green Code Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is available to purchase at WWS online shop and at select retailers nationwide for $49.99 a bottle.

The Zero Proof announced the release of its latest non-alcohol (NA) canned cocktail: Lapo’s Citrus Spritz. This NA cocktail balances lemon, lime and orange with herbal undertones, rounded out by hints of juniper, thyme, and a touch of spice, the company says. Packaged in 8-ounce cans, Lapo’s Citrus Spritz can be purchased in a four-pack for a suggested retail price of $19.99.

Unifying Spirits announced the launch of Boba POPS, a patented alcohol popping boba drink. Unlike typical boba tea, Boba POPS are flavored pearls of popping spirits bottled at 12.5% ABV. Boba POPS are available in Blueberry, Raspberry, Strawberry, Peach and Lychee, as well as several seasonal flavors, it notes. In partnership with RNDC, the brand will launch in California, Florida, Texas, Arizona, Georgia and Louisiana, it says.

Dairy Farmers of America (DFA) introduced a first-of-its-kind real dairy milk that contains only 50 calories in each serving: Milk50 by DairyPure. The new lactose-free, reduced-calorie milk — available in Original, Chocolate and Vanilla — offers a nutritious option, containing the same key nutrients found in other dairy milks, including 9 grams of protein, the company says. A one-cup serving of Milk50 contains 2-3 grams of sugar, depending on the variety, it notes. A serving of Milk50 also is an excellent source of calcium (20% daily value) and a good source of vitamin D (10%) and vitamin A (15%), it adds. Milk50 will be sold at Target stores nationwide and select West Coast retailers, including Walmart, Albertsons and Stater Bros. Markets, the company says. Original, Chocolate and Vanilla varieties will be available in 48-ounce plastic bottles in the dairy aisle for a suggested retail price of $4.49.

Deep Eddy Vodka welcomed a tropical flavor into its family of vodkas: Pineapple. Handcrafted with fresh, real pineapple and all-natural ingredients, Deep Eddy Pineapple Vodka embodies the juiciness of the tropical fruit — filtered eight times with the purest water from deep Texas aquifers and distilled 10 times for a smooth finish, the company says. Like all the brand’s premium flavored vodkas, Deep Eddy Pineapple is made with only real fruit and is handcrafted in small batches at its distillery, located outside of Austin, Texas, it notes. Deep Eddy Pineapple now is available nationwide at a suggested retail price of $17.99 for a 750-ml bottle and $1.49 for a 50-ml bottle.