Something & Nothing Seltzer | Lightly Carbonated, Full Flavoured with Added Grape & Lemon Juice | Vegan & Low Calorie Sparkling Water | 330ml Cans, Pack of 12 (Cucumber)

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Covid has obviously been challenging for everyone, but our DTC business has grown by 200%, with revenue from subscriptions making up 25% of online sales,” the business said in the Seedrs pitch. Soda Water, Cucumber Extract, Concentrated Grape Juice, Concentrated Lemon Juice, Natural Flavourings. Frequently Asked Questions Do Seltzer Drinks from Something & Nothing contain alcohol?

All our Premium Sodas contain grape juice and lemon juice to give balance and a full flavour. Our Premium Sodas are naturally low in calories - under 57 calories per can (11oz) If you’re read this far, well, thanks for hearing us out. A reward for you in the form of a code: NEWNEWNEW will get your 20% off our full range. This Seltzer Drink is refreshing, light and has a great balance of grape, lemon and cucumber. One can contains less than 41 calories, which makes it the perfect drink to sip on whenever you get thirsty. Seltzer Drink Hibiscus & Rose All our Premium Sodas contain grape juice and lemon juice to give balance and a full flavour. Our Premium Sodas are naturally low in calories - under 41 calories per can (330ml).Something & Nothing, a premium drinks brand which quenches the palate and mind of the curious modern consumer. Our seltzers were created for those people looking for a new type of soft drink; a lightly carbonated beverage which doesn't sacrifice taste to be low calorie, is made only from natural ingredients and is significantly lower in sugar than traditional soft drinks. All our premium sodas contain grape juice and lemon juice to give balance and a full flavour. Our sodas are naturally low in calories - under 44 calories per can (330ml)

Whether you want to stave off thirst for forever or refresh your way through all our seltzers, here’s what you need to know: Tall glass, handful of large ice cubes, measure and half of premium tequila. Top up with S&N Cucumber Seltzer. Slice of cucumber (long shave) + lime chunk given a little squeeze + crush a small amount of quality flaked sea salt between your fingers, drop into drink and stir. 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) French Sauvignon Blanc (34.6%), Carbonated Water, Concentrated Grape Juice, Concentrated Lemon Juice, Cucumber Extract (0.2%), Natural Flavourings. Yuzu is a Japanese citrus fruit. It tastes like the sound a band would make if their members were a tangerine, grapefruit and a lemon...and you could actually taste sound. Aromatic, complex and tangy to a t, this is a flavour-forward, lightly-sparkling Yuzu hit.

A drink with a pretty pale-blush pink colour with an intense floral and fruity aroma. It has a subtle fizz which leaves a delightfully refreshing taste on the palate. This would make an ideal mixer, with either vodka or gin, but it tastes equally impressive on its own. We were impressed by the combination of hibiscus and rose. Great with: light, bright Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese fare. The perfect foil for umami rich or spicy dishes, it also makes the perfect mixer with a top-shelf Japanese whisky or vodka. French Rosé (34.6%), Carbonated Water, Concentrated Grape Juice, Concentrated Lemon Juice, Rose Extract (0.2%), Hibiscus Extract (0.2%), Natural Flavourings.

The business also launched in the US in July after striking a deal with DTC beverage distribution network Iris Nova. Sparkling Water, Cucumber Extract, Concentrated Grape Juice, Concentrated Lemon Juice, Natural Flavourings. Sparkling water, cucumber extract, concentrated grape juice, concentrated lemon juice, natural flavourings. It isn't easy balancing drinks that contain rose but here you have succeeded. The aroma is unique and there are fruity after-notes. It leaves one with a very clean palate. We can imagine ourselves serving this as a nonalcoholic aperitif as we sit relaxing in our garden on a summer's evening. Very well done. Something & Nothing’s next major project is to launch a range of alcoholic seltzers in Autumn 2020. The brand recently featured on Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch, in which the seltzers were used as a mixer in low ABV spritzers.With the business starting to open up across the UK, Europe and the US we are aiming to sell over 400,000 cans by the end of 2020.”

Sparkling water, rose extract, hibiscus extract, concentrated grape juice, concentrated lemon juice, natural flavourings. Tall glass, handful of large ice cubes, measure and half of premium vodka. Top up with S&N Cucumber Seltzer. Slice of cucumber (long shave) + sprig of mint given a little clap to release the oils. Tequila S&N That’s why we’ve transitioned to Premium Sodas, because people often think our drinks are boozy simply because they’re called seltzers. Plus, the term doesn’t give enough credit to the complexity of flavour and quality of ingredients in our drinks. This is a modern Spritz (4%) that is deeply refreshing, complex and delicious. It tastes like serendipity, quenches curiosity. It’s range of three non-alcoholic seltzers are available in Whole Foods, Holland & Barrett, Selfridges and Harvey Nichols as well as in Hawksmoor restaurants, independent cafes and convenience stores in Amsterdam and Berlin.The seltzer category is booming, particularly the rise of hard seltzers. A push coming from big multinationals with marketing budgets to match. The word seltzer is now synonymous with flavourless, boring (in our humble opinion) alco-pop/RTDs. Plus, we felt we needed a whole new term. Our drinks have a lot more going on than other sparkling flavoured waters or traditional seltzers. Calling our drinks Premium Sodas is a conscious effort to give our award winning drinks the credit they deserve. Having gathered momentum in the UK, canned seltzer brand Something & Nothing has just closed its first major raise and joined Iris Nova for distribution in the US, launching in New York and LA from July 2020. Yuzu is a Japanese citrus fruit. It tastes like the sound a band would make if their members were a tangerine, grapefruit and a lemon...and you could actually taste sound.