The Drink
Blanco tequila, water, real fruit juice, and a little monk fruit sweetener. Six flavors, all of them still, all of them 4% and 90 calories. No sugar added to any of them. Not one of them fizzes.
Hibiscus Lime
Sharp and green, hibiscus at the edge. Unsweet enough that the tequila has to hold its own. This is the one to start on.
4% ABV · 90 cal · up to 4g sugar
no added sugar · gluten free
Grapefruit Ginger
Bitter where it should be, ginger underneath. Most grapefruit drinks sugar over the bitterness. This one leaves it in.
4% ABV · 90 cal · up to 4g sugar
no added sugar · gluten free
Pineapple Guava
Ripe rather than candied, guava rounding it out. Closer to cutting the fruit open than to anything off a soda gun.
4% ABV · 90 cal · up to 4g sugar
no added sugar · gluten free
Mango Chili
Heavy fruit up front, chili late on the finish. It does not linger sweet the way you expect mango to.
4% ABV · 90 cal · up to 4g sugar
no added sugar · gluten free
Spicy Watermelon
The lightest of the eight until the heat shows up. Barely sweet, mostly clean.
4% ABV · 90 cal · up to 4g sugar
no added sugar · gluten free
Strawberry Lime
Real berry cut with lime, no syrup. Tart enough that it reads as fruit instead of dessert.
Raspberry Lime
Sharper than strawberry. Lime keeps the edge on it.
Strawberry Mango
Berry first, mango underneath. Round, not sweet.
4% ABV · 90 cal · up to 4g sugar
no added sugar · gluten free
Your Call
Over ice in a glass. Out of a cooler at the beach. Cut with soda, topped with lime, stretched into something longer. We are not going to tell you which.
Over ice
A glass, ice, pour. It opens up as it goes, which is the advantage of a drink that was never carbonated in the first place.
Cold out of a cooler
All day at the beach, in a bag of ice, out of the can. Nothing to go flat, so the last one is the same drink as the first.
Mixed however you like
Top it with soda. Add citrus. Build it into something taller. It is blanco tequila and juice, so it takes direction well.
Exactly as it comes
Crack it and drink it. That is a complete answer and it does not need defending.
We are not picking for you
Most cans in this aisle decide everything in advance. One strength, one serve, one occasion, and if that is not your night, that is your problem. We would rather hand you something clean and let you take it where you want. Be you. That is the entire point.
Built for the front of the night
Four percent, still, ninety calories. This is the drink you start on, the one that carries a long afternoon, the one you can have a second of and still be the person you showed up as. It begins evenings. It does not end them.
What is it, exactly?
Still 100% agave tequila with real fruit juice, in a clean, lower-calorie build. Not a seltzer, because there are no bubbles. Not a canned margarita, because there is no sugar poured in to make it work. It is closer to an agua fresca that happens to have tequila in it, which is where the name comes from. More on the category.
Is it sweet?
Less than you expect. Every one of these finishes dry. The juice carries the flavor and a small amount of monk fruit sweetener rounds it out. No sugar is added to any of them.
What is monk fruit sweetener?
A small melon grown in southern China, used as a sweetener for centuries. It is intensely sweet and carries no calories, so a very small amount lets us keep real juice in the can without pushing the sugar or the calories up. It is a fruit, not a lab product, and it is not a sugar alcohol, so it will not sit heavy the way some of those do.
Is it carbonated?
No. Not one of the six. Still is the format, not an oversight.
What is actually in it?
Four things. Blanco tequila, water, real fruit juice, and monk fruit sweetener. No added sugar, no malt base, no sugar alcohols, no artificial flavor or color.
Is it gluten free?
Yes. Tequila is distilled from agave, not grain, and we did not add a grain base to put gluten back in.
Is it vegan?
Yes. Agave, water, fruit and monk fruit sweetener. Nothing in the can ever had a pulse.
How strong is it?
4% ABV in a 355 ml can. About the same as a light beer, and low enough to have a second one.
When can I buy it?
First cans ship in 2026, city by city. The list opens soon, and contact details for retail, distribution and press will be published with it.
Eight flavors, still, 4%. Coming 2026.