Items Tagged with 'Spindrift'

Spindrift Beverage Co. Inc., Newton, Mass., announced the newest addition to its product portfolio: Spindrift SODA. Launching with five flavors — Concord Freeze, Ginger Ale, Orange Cream Float, Shirley Temple and Strawberry Shortcake ― every flavor contains 20% not-from-concentrate juice.

Spindrift Beverage Co., Newton, Mass., announced its newest flavor: Blood Orange Tangerine. Spindrift is doubling its commitment to real squeezed fruit by featuring not one, but two orange varietals. 

Crafted with a balanced pairing of real squeezed lemons and limes, Spindrift's Unsweetened Lemonade Sparkling Waters come in three twists on the classic drinks, the company says. 

Newton, Mass.-based Spindrift sparkling water introduces Spindrift Spiked, a lightly carbonated hard sparkling water made with only real ingredients, no synthetic natural flavors, sweeteners or additives, it says.

Spindrift, Newton, Mass., is putting its signature spin on a summertime favorite.

Spindrift, Newton, Mass., released the Drifter Pack: A Spindrift Tasting Experience. This limited-edition 12-pack includes one of each of the brand's 11 flavors and two cans of the latest flavor release, Spindrift Pineapple

With summer just around the corner, the flavors associated with the long, hot days are in high demand. For the readers of Beverage Industry, the same rings true when selecting their favorite new product.

Spindrift expanded its portfolio of sparkling water made with real squeezed fruit with the launch of its latest flavor: Pineapple. 

Newton, Mass.-based Spindrift Sparkling Water and brand ambassador and actress Kristen Bell launched a new summer campaign to accelerate the brand’s awareness and further distinguish itself from competition as the first sparkling water made with real-squeezed fruit, the company says.

Newton, Mass.-based Spindrift announced the launch of its 10th flavor, Lime, and issues a call for a lime emoji. The digital campaign titled WHY #NOLIMEEMOJI? asks consumers to join Spindrift in the effort to give the citrus fruit the “limelight” by sharing why they love lime on social media using the hashtag #NoLimeEmoji.