Typical single-can volumes include 12 fl oz, 8 fl oz and 8.4 fl oz (also shown as 237 ml); common pack formats are 4‑packs, 6‑packs and 12‑packs.
Calorie counts vary by product: some hop waters are labeled 0 calories, while beer-style cans in the results list per-can values such as 29, 35, 40, 73 and 88 calories.
Typical suggestions are to serve chilled or over ice; many cans can also be mixed with fruit juices or other mixers. Some spritz-style items are described as ready-to-drink mocktails or cocktail mixers.
Listings include small multi-flavor hop-water variety packs and mixed beer packs that combine different styles across 4‑ to 12‑pack formats.
Both customary and metric units are used in listings: examples include 12 fl oz, 8 fl oz, 8.4 fl oz and 237 ml; some pack listings also show total net volume in fl oz or ml.
Many items state 'no added sugar' and 'no artificial flavors or colors.' Several listings also include related 'no' claims, such as 'no caffeine.'