ViB Launches Tropical Mango Lime Flavour
The company cliams that the new favour contains B Vitamins and the amino acid, L-Theanine
ViB (Vacation in a Bottle), a Dallas-based manufacturer of beverages and drinks, has introduced new flavour, Mango-Lime flavor line up with Pomegranate Berry.
ViB's key ingredient is L-Theanine, the amino acid found in green tea leaves. ViB claimed that its formulation also contains L-Threonine, B-vitamins and Lycii berry extract.
Travis Hollman, Co-founder of ViB, said: “ViB is perfect for anyone who wants to relax and unwind while maintaining focus and concentration. And, our Mango-Lime flavour captures the cool vibe of the tropics in our sleek bottle design.
Johnny Dela, co-founder and business partner of Hollman’s, said: “Demand for relaxation drinks is growing because a significant percentage of the population simply doesn't tolerate caffeine. And others want to be able to concentrate and focus, but without the crash associated with energy drinks. ViB is a great alternative for consumers who demand a better beverage. ViB is caffeine-free, lightly carbonated and contains 60 calories per 12 oz bottle.”
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