top of page

Canadian sparkling tree water company Sapsucker has released its latest product line, Sapsucker Hard – a ready-to-drink (RTD) vodka soda.


Inspired by the classic vodka soda, this RTD sparkling vodka is made with tree water and comes in one new flavour – The Lime Vodka One.


The beverage features 46 naturally occurring minerals, vitamins and antioxidants and is fully organic and naturally sweetened. Each can contains 110 calories and 4% ABV.


“We’re thrilled to launch Sapsucker Hard in Ontario and to highlight the benefits of sparkling tree water,” said Tim Lute, CEO of Sapsucker. “The better-for-you RTD alcoholic beverage category has experienced tremendous growth in the last few years.”


Nancy Chapman, founder of Sapsucker, added: “While offerings in the space continue to expand, consumers have expressed a desire to explore beverages which have unique flavour profiles – not another typical vodka soda. Sapsucker listened, and we are excited to bring to market a delicious, sustainably-focused product that’s completely new to consumers.”

Sapsucker launches vodka RTD with tree water

Siân Yates

15 October 2024

Sapsucker launches vodka RTD with tree water

Related posts
Cutwater debuts new RTD cocktails

Cutwater debuts new RTD cocktails

Cutwater, a spirits-based canned cocktail brand, has unveiled two new cocktail innovations for the spring and summer season.

Lost Sheep Coffee expands RTD range with iced caramel latte

Lost Sheep Coffee expands RTD range with iced caramel latte

Lost Sheep Coffee has added an iced caramel latte to its ready-to-drink (RTD) canned coffee range.

Emmi expands RTD coffee range with the launch of Caffè Latte Zero

Emmi expands RTD coffee range with the launch of Caffè Latte Zero

Emmi is launching Caffè Latte Zero, a RTD coffee with no added sugar or sweeteners, in what it claims is a first for the UK market.

Starbucks expands chilled RTD portfolio in the UK with new launches

Starbucks expands chilled RTD portfolio in the UK with new launches

Starbucks has made several new additions to its range of chilled RTD coffee products in the UK, including two new plant-based varieties.

bottom of page