They are blended with juices, flavors, soda, or botanicals and fit right into your cooler and koozie!
On-the-go? They are perfect to grab at your local market, gas station, or liquor store! Which ones have you tried?
BeatBox-Fruity “party punch” style in colorful, resealable 500ml Tetra Paks. They are ~11.1% ABV and come in a variety of flavors like Blue Razzberry, Pink Lemonade, Mango, and more.
BuzzBallz Chillers-Coming in at ~15% ABV, these distinctive spherical 200ml “balls” or packs are a fruity flavor bomb. Try their Grape, Cherry, Watermelon, or wilder options like Horchata and Chili Mango.
Gallo Beach Juice-Sitting at 11% ABV, these 500ml resealable Tetra Paks are easy-drinking and fun. With flavors like Strawberry Guava Lemonade, Mango Peach Smash, Pineapple Passionfruit Punch, and other fun options, you can’t go wrong.
Vibe Twisted Sips-Similar ABV to other brands, these sweet and juicy wine cocktails are designed for easy sipping. Try the Blue Raspberry Lemonade, Strawberry Limeade, Fruit Punch, Peach, Watermelon Limeade, and many more.
Big Sipz-A whopping 16% ABV, these bold and high-impact drinks come in 200ml cans and 330 ml Tetra Paks. Flavors include Strawberry Margarita, Piña Colada, Chocolate Martini, Blue Raspberry Punch, and others.
Honorable mentions go to Monaco and High Noon for their lower ABV option (~5-9%), although they are a spirit-based RTD. Options for Monaco include Moscow Mule, Hard Lemonade, Spicy Margarita and many others.
High Noon features many fruit options and can be bought as a vodka or tequila hard seltzer.
No matter what the occasion, RTDs aren’t just a trend, they will be your go-to on a spur-of-the-moment decision to make the most of a beautiful sunny day. Their convenience and diverse flavored options are appealing and what is making them the leaders in the competition of the alcoholic beverage market.
May your VIBE be only fun, the BEAT make you dance, your BUZZ be happy, and your SIPZ be refreshing all summer long!
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