WIT Unveils Jelly Belly Gourmet Sodas
Made with cane sugar and comes in nine flavors
WIT beverages has unveiled Jelly Belly Gourmet Soda, which comes in nine flavors at NACS, Beverage Network reported.
The company said that the soda is made with cane sugar and contains 90calories per bottle. It comes in four packs of 6.3 oz glass bottles. In addition, the four-pack container is made from recycled cardboard, 35% of which is from post consumer waste.
The soda is available in various flavors such as Lemon Drop, Sour Cherry, Blueberry, Green Apple, Crushed Pineapple, Tangerine, Juicy Pear, Strawberry, and Very Cherry flavors.
The company also introduced Black Bear Beverages, a 1920 vintage brand sold in the Midwest. It is available in 18 flavors, are of which all made with real sugar and comes in 1 Liter Qtr style bottle. It also unveiled a complete mixer line.
Another brand that was unveiled at NACS was Caruso Legacy. The new brand comes in flavors such as Merichino Cherry Cola, Robusto Root Beer and Vanilla Cream. The company added that this brand is also made from cane sugar and uses recycled carriers.
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