🧊 Ice & Chill
Refreshing cold drinks.
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Ice & ChillBerry-Basil Infused Water
Strawberries, a few basil leaves, and cold water. Summer in a glass.
Ice & ChillGrapefruit-Rosemary Sparkling
Bitter-sweet grapefruit, a sprig of rosemary, cold fizz. Your happy hour, mocktail-style.
Ice & ChillTurmeric-Kombucha Refresher
Anti-inflammatory turmeric meets tangy kombucha. Gold in a glass.
Ice & ChillGinger-Lime Kombucha Spritzer
Plain kombucha, a squeeze of lime, fresh ginger. The spritzer your gut will thank you for.
Ice & ChillHibiscus-Lime Sparkling
A splash of cold-brew hibiscus concentrate in sparkling water. Ruby, tart, sophisticated.
Ice & ChillCucumber-Mint Infused Water
Crisp cucumber, fresh mint, cold water. The starter sip for anyone easing out of plain water.
Ice & ChillBlueberry Lavender Fizz
Gently crushed real blueberries, a whisper of culinary lavender, bright lemon, and a mineral pinch for true hydration. No purple syrup, no soapy florals.
Ice & ChillCitrus Ginger Sparkler
A bright, no-added-syrup soda swap — fresh-pressed ginger, three citrus, and a mineral pinch for real hydration. Wellness in every cup.
Ice & ChillCucumber Mint Citrus Cooler
Spa-water meets lemonade — a crisp, naturally low-calorie infusion of cucumber, mint, and citrus, and the perfect summer pour.
Ice & ChillHibiscus Berry Splash
A tart, ruby-red hibiscus cooler blended with berries and lime — naturally rich in polyphenols and anthocyanins, with just a whisper of sweetness.
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