Soda Water, Cucumber Extract, Concentrated Grape Juice, Concentrated Lemon Juice, Natural Flavourings. Frequently Asked Questions Do Seltzer Drinks from Something & Nothing contain alcohol? The seltzer category is booming, particularly the rise of hard seltzers. A push coming from big multinationals with marketing budgets to match. The word seltzer is now synonymous with flavourless, boring (in our humble opinion) alco-pop/RTDs.

Plus, we felt we needed a whole new term. Our drinks have a lot more going on than other sparkling flavoured waters or traditional seltzers. Calling our drinks Premium Sodas is a conscious effort to give our award winning drinks the credit they deserve. All our Premium Sodas contain grape juice and lemon juice to give balance and a full flavour. Our Premium Sodas are naturally low in calories - under 57 calories per can (330ml) Tall glass, handful of large ice cubes, measure and half of premium vodka. Top up with S&N Cucumber Seltzer. Slice of cucumber (long shave) + sprig of mint given a little clap to release the oils. Tequila S&N The business also launched in the US in July after striking a deal with DTC beverage distribution network Iris Nova. French Sauvignon Blanc (34.6%), Carbonated Water, Concentrated Grape Juice, Concentrated Lemon Juice, Cucumber Extract (0.2%), Natural Flavourings.All our Premium Sodas contain grape juice and lemon juice to give balance and a full flavour. Our Premium Sodas are naturally low in calories - under 41 calories per can (11oz). This Seltzer Drink delivers some serious citrus vibes. Yuzu is a type of Japanese lemon, and while sipping on this drink your tastebuds will go on a tropical experience. It is a perfect blend of yuzu, grape and lemon juice. This drink has under 44 calories per can. Ingredients Something & Nothing delivers the most delicious and refreshing Seltzer Drinks, which are made with natural juices, extracts and botanicals. Key Information It’s range of three non-alcoholic seltzers are available in Whole Foods, Holland & Barrett, Selfridges and Harvey Nichols as well as in Hawksmoor restaurants, independent cafes and convenience stores in Amsterdam and Berlin.

Something & Nothing, a premium drinks brand which quenches the palate and mind of the curious modern consumer. Our seltzers were created for those people looking for a new type of soft drink; a lightly carbonated beverage which doesn't sacrifice taste to be low calorie, is made only from natural ingredients and is significantly lower in sugar than traditional soft drinks. January, dry January, frankly all year round, Something & Nothing will be your new drink partner through life. Its elegant 330ml can means you won’t look out of place in a gym, club, pub, office or wherever you need a moment of refreshment. With the proportion of adults who said they drink alcohol at its lowest level (ONS), and Dry January nearly upon us, this Cucumber Seltzer offers a great alternative to alcohol. Equally, for those not partaking in an alcohol-free start to the year, S&N’s Cucumber Seltzer has been formulated to be an amazing mixer with premium spirits. In particular vodka, which is best served with a slice of cucumber and mint, or good quality tequila with a pinch of flaked sea salt. Both served with plenty of ice.

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Great with: light, bright Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese fare. The perfect foil for umami rich or spicy dishes, it also makes the perfect mixer with a top-shelf Japanese whisky or vodka. All our premium sodas contain grape juice and lemon juice to give balance and a full flavour. Our sodas are naturally low in calories - under 44 calories per can (11oz) Zak Normandin, founder and CEO of Iris Nova, said: “We are very excited for Something & Nothing to join the Iris Nova family. Olly and Rupert created not only an incredible tasting product, but also a brand that has true potential for scale globally. Each can of Something & Nothing offers complexity and uniqueness which appeals to a mature, sophisticated mass market consumer looking for more from their daily sparkling beverages — a connection missing from most of the stagnant competition within the category.”