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A teal can of g.a.d. sparkling lemonade covered in cold drops, lime wedges and mango flying past in the jungle
Sparkling lemonade

Cold as the
jungle is hot

Lemon, lime and green tea, pressed fruit and a little cane sugar. 330 ml, served at 4 °C.

Straight from the cooler

Beaded with
cold, not sugar

Six grams of cane sugar per can, the rest is fruit and green tea. The drops are just what 4 °C looks like in the sun.

One can, three moods

Pick your
flavour

Citrus green tea, mango passion fruit, pineapple coconut. Same recipe, different fruit.

Real fruit

Pressed, never
flavoured

Juice from lemons and limes, green tea brewed, not powdered. Nothing on the label we'd have to explain.

LemonLimeGreen teaMangoPassion fruit

Pour it over ice

Drop in
a lime

Big glass, lots of ice, a wedge of lime. Or straight from the can on the way to the beach.

Citrus green tea

Sparkling.
Barely sweet.

330 mlSlim can35 kcalPer can

The flavours

Three cans,
one idea

Sparkling water, pressed fruit and a little cane sugar. Each flavour is built around one fruit you can actually taste.

The original
The teal g.a.d. can with the ring logo, covered in drops

Citrus green tea

Lemon and lime juice with brewed green tea. Sharp, clean, a little bitter at the end.

330 ml · 35 kcal$2.50
A halved mango and a passion fruit floating in the sun

Mango passion fruit

Ripe mango, the sour pop of passion fruit, a squeeze of lime to keep it bright.

330 ml · 42 kcal$2.50
A pineapple and a split coconut floating among palm leaves

Pineapple coconut

Pineapple juice and coconut water. Softer, rounder, still properly fizzy.

330 ml · 40 kcal$2.50

Concept site: flavours, nutrition and prices are sample content.

What's inside

Five things
on the label

The whole ingredient list of the original fits on one line. Here it is with the reasons.

  • Sparkling water88%

    Carbonated hard, so the fizz lasts to the bottom of the glass.

  • Lemon juice6%

    Pressed, not from concentrate. The sour backbone.

  • Lime juice3%

    For the green, slightly bitter note you get on the finish.

  • Green tea2%

    Brewed and cooled. A little caffeine, about a third of a cup of tea.

  • Cane sugar6 g

    Per can. Enough to round the sour, not enough to call it a soda.

Nutrition

Per 330 ml can · citrus green tea

Energy35 kcal
Sugars7.5 g
of which added6 g
Caffeine12 mg
Fat, protein0 g
Sample figures for a concept. No sweeteners, no colourings, no preservatives.
A faceted glass of lemonade with a lime wedge next to the g.a.d. can on wet stone
“Tastes like the fruit, not like the idea of the fruit.”

That's the whole brief for every flavour we'd put in a can.

Where to buy

By the box,
to your door

Boxes ship chilled-ready: put them in the fridge the evening they arrive. Mix flavours however you like.

Tasting box

$196 cans
  • 2 of each flavour
  • Find your favourite
Concept price

Fridge box

$3412 cans
  • Any mix of flavours
  • Free delivery
Concept price

Party case

$6224 cans
  • Any mix of flavours
  • Free delivery, one bottle opener
Concept price

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A short list of stockists with a fridge by the till.

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