Smirnoff Has Red, White & Berry Seltzer, and It’s All We’re Drinking This Summer
Updated: May 01, 2020
Red, White & Berry Seltzer is the Fourth of July in a can!
Well, summer is finally right around the corner. It’s time to put down that cozy cup of coffee and pick up a Smirnoff Red, White & Berry Seltzer!
This limited edition beverage joins the ranks of Smirnoff’s other popular seltzers like Cranberry Lime, Blackberry and Pina Colada, among many others. Nothing is better than hearing the satisfying pop of a cold, canned beverage in the summer heat. Plus, the can even changes to blue when it’s perfectly chilled.
What Is This Smirnoff Seltzer?
The new Smirnoff seltzer has the refreshing flavors of cherry, citrus and blue raspberry. Not only does that sound absolutely delicious, it’s also free of artificial sweeteners. Plus, there’s only 90 calories per can!
Instagram user @fernandezsq2 praised the new seltzer for its fun patriotic theme and calorie-conscious recipe, saying it contains less sugar, calories and carbs than the competing top two seltzer brands.
Smirnoff also offers its original Red, White & Berry vodka and Smirnoff Ice for your summertime needs. This limited edition lineup of colorful flavors has been popular for years, and signals that it’s time to kick off our sandals and watch some fireworks light up the sky.
Don’t miss our ranking of the most popular hard seltzer brands.
Where Can I Get ‘Em?
Drizly will deliver them right to your doorstep, so you can spend more time planning out your best possible summer. You can grab the seltzers in a 12-pack for around $18. You also have to check out Aldi’s pineapple mimosa for a tropical complement to the drinks menu, or a shake up summertime tea.
Summer can’t come soon enough!
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Originally Published: May 01, 2020
