The White Claw has just launched a new Lure Seltzer line with even more alcohol

These refreshing sips are cool for the summer.


Purchases of alcoholic beverages increased after the start of the pandemic. In fact, volume sales exploded from 26.3% between March and October 2020, according toData Neilsen.White claw is a demand beverage amongHard Seltzer ConnectionsAnd he continues to make love excitingNew launches products.

If you are a fan, the last creation of the brand is about to take your typical"Summer with white claw" to a brand new level. He had just announced that the brand newSELGE OF SELTZER hard with white claws Contains 8% Abv. In comparison, the original version of this beloved drink has 5% Abv. If it is not a next level upgrade, what is actually qualifying?

white claw surge
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Described as "reaching new summits", the two flavors,blood orange andCranberry, Promise a soft or refreshing pie compliment with a hot summer day. And are you ready for one of those "but wait, more!" moments? Not only do these new drinks have more alcohol, but they are also sold in 16-ounce cans instead of 12 ounce versions.

Looking to try a sip? From this month, surge cans will be sold individually for$ 2.99 In grocery chains and national local shops. The white claw has also been busy growing its range of varieties packs, but surge cans will not yet be presented inside.

This is not the only new harvest of drinks to have recently titlesDr. Pepper has just published this new line of soda. To get all the latest news drinks delivered directly to your inbox by email every day,Subscribe to our newsletter!


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