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Common options shown are single 1 L bottles and multi‑can packs (for example, 4‑packs of smaller cans).
Listed functional ingredients include lion’s mane, saffron, schisandra, damiana, L‑theanine, reishi mushroom, and L‑tryptophan.
Calorie information varies: one canned aperitif is listed at 35 calories per can, while a margarita mix is listed at 68 calories per serving.
Labels shown across items include USDA Certified Organic, gluten‑free, vegan, certified non‑GMO, and Kosher.
Some items are ready‑to‑drink (cans to chill and sip over ice), while others are positioned for mixing—for example, a ginger beer formulated as a mixer and a margarita mix intended to be shaken with tequila to make cocktails.
Reviews commonly praise taste and overall satisfaction, describing many options as tasty, balanced, and convincing non‑alcoholic substitutes; some functional drinks are also noted for calming or relaxing effects.
The margarita mix is described as made from four simple ingredients—organic agave nectar, organic lime juice, pure filtered water, and vitamin C—and is sweetened only with agave nectar.
The ginger beer is described as spicier and more carbonated than many competitors, with higher carbonation emphasized for use as a mixer.