White Claw Just Dropped Fresh New Flavors, and We’re Trying Them All

If you’re like us and love to indulge in a boozy beverage now and then, you’ve probably heard of White Claw. White Claw is everyone’s go-to sipper right now, and for good reason! It offers a variety of fruity flavors, from Natural Lime to Black Cherry, and we couldn’t help but give it an honorable mention in our hard seltzer taste test. For those of you who have exhausted all your White Claw flavor options, here’s something else to sip on poolside this summer.

Three new White Claw flavors are hitting shelves, each more indulgent than the last. (We don’t know about you, but we’re getting a 12-pack ASAP.)

You Asked, and White Claw Delivered

Fans of White Claw have been chanting for new flavors for a while now, and the roster is officially packed with all the bubbly goodness we could ask for. Joining the lineup are Lemon, Watermelon and Tangerine. It’s White Claw’s second collection of flavors, pulling together subtle and sweet hints of summer fruits.

The new White Claw flavors were announced via Instagram earlier this week. According to commenters, these are poised to be the best flavors yet!

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The wait is over! Introducing the highly-anticipated, expertly crafted new flavors in White Claw Hard Seltzer Flavor Collection No.2. #WhiteClawFlavors

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White Claw only has 100 calories per can, 2 grams of carbs and, to top it all off, every flavor is gluten-free. The new White Claw flavors are set to join Mango in a 12-count variety pack. There’s no word yet if they’ll be sold separately, but we’re thinking they’ll have to hit shelves on their own soon.

FYI: Coke just released AHA sparkling water.

Where to Find Your Claw

There’s no need to wait for the temperatures to rise, because Lemon, Watermelon and Tangerine White Claws are available at retailers right now. If you’re having a hard time finding them near you, then use White Claw’s nifty store locator. You can pick up a 12-count variety pack for $16, depending on your location.

Sweeten Your Summer with Cocktails, Too

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Brandy Old-Fashioned Sweet

The concept of an old-fashioned dates back to the early 1800s and includes whiskey, bitters, cherry juice, sugar and water. This old-fashioned recipe, which is extremely popular in Wisconsin, uses brandy in place of whiskey and lemon-lime soda instead of water for a milder cocktail. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Dating back all the way to 1806, the Old-Fashioned has a well deserved moniker. But the perfect balance of brandy, bitters, citrus, fruit and a splash of soda (a favorite addition via Wisconsin), make this cocktail an enduring classic.[/rms_recipe] Check out these other easy mixed drinks you should know.

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Martini

Martinis recipes can be made with either vodka or gin. Our taste panel's preference was for the gin, but try them both and decide for yourself. Be warned, this is a strong and serious drink. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Have you ever tried a lychee martini? Here's how to make one.

Bloody Mary

Horseradish makes this the best Bloody Mary recipe we've tasted. Without the horseradish, you'll have a more traditional Bloody Mary, and without the alcohol, you'll have a Virgin Mary. Serve with a stalk of celery, dill pickle spear or olives. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Learn how to make the best ever Bloody Mary. 

Mai Tai

This party favorite has been around for quite some time. It's not overly fruity and features a good blend of sweet and sour. For a splash of color, garnish with strawberries and lime.—Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Greendale, Wisconsin

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Check out some other popular rum drinks as well!

Gimlet

For the light drinker, suggest a Gimlet. The blend of slightly sweet and tart flavors is appealing, but not overwhelming.—Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Simple yet refreshing, it's no wonder the Gimlet has stood the test of time. This combination of lime juice and gin (or vodka if you prefer) is the perfect elixir on balmy days.[/rms_recipe] These vintage drinks deserve a comeback.

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Moscow Mule

Here's an old-time cocktail that was popular in the 1940s and '50s. A Moscow Mule is traditionally served in a copper mug with plenty of ice. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Love mules? Try one of these fun variations.

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Refreshing Mojito

The great mint flavor of mojitos helps balance the spiciness of Cuban food. My recipe calls for apple rum and a purchased mix.—Eric Brill, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin

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Also check out how to use bitters in more than just cocktails.

Fresh Lime Margaritas

This basic fresh margarita recipe is easy to modify to your tastes. Try it frozen or with strawberries. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

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Here's how to take your marg to the next level. Take a trip to the Big Easy with this sophisticated Sazerac recipe, the official cocktail of New Orleans.

Mint Julep

It wouldn't be Kentucky Derby Day without this mint julep recipe! But, really, this Kentucky Derby mint julep recipe is good anytime. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen Go to Recipe For more flavorful drinks, check out our guide to lychee cocktail recipes. Also what are bitters and how do you use them in cocktails?

White Chocolate Brandy Alexander

This brandied white cocoa is a wonderful drink to warm up with after coming in from the cold. Whipped topping and chocolate shavings make special finishing touches. —Sharon Delaney-Chronis, South Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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On the sweeter side of classic cocktails, you'll find the Brandy Alexander. Part brandy, part creme de cacao and part cream, this libation makes a smooth, tasty after dinner drink.[/rms_recipe] Next, check out these 15 types of cocktail glasses that serious mixologists recommend.