AriZona Cherry Lime Rickey

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It all began in 1992 with two hardworking guys from Brooklyn selling beer out of an old van. An expert in the beverage business cautioned these two entrepreneurs that, “you can’t sell iced tea in a can.” They didn’t listen. Today, Ferolito, Vultaggio & Sons sells more AriZona beverages in cans—and bottles—than any other premium ready-to-drink iced tea company in the United States. Still growing at over 25 percent annually, the company accounts for a large portion of the growth in the ready-to-drink category. And they’ve done it while still managing to stay family-operated and privately-held.

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Cherry Lime Rickey

Product Type:Carbonated Soft Drink: Regular; Container: 23.5oz Can
BevNET Review: AriZona’s Cherry Lime Rickey is a flavor that was created by consumers (both the can design and the flavor were the result of a consumer contest) as part of the 20th anniversary celebration for the company. Inside the massive 23.5 oz. can is an updated version of the classic raspberry lime rickey, with the most obvious adjustment being the use of cherry flavor instead of raspberry. Otherwise, they’ve used a sweetener blend of high fructose corn syrup, sucralose, and acesulfame potassium along with added juice concentrates (10% juice). All of this makes for a flavor that is still very much a lime rickey and tastes like a full calorie CSD, but with a slightly lower level of calories and sugar per serving. It’s definitely a satisfying and enjoyable flavor, but the 23.5 oz. can is simply too big. While the drink is labeled as having “about 3” servings, the container is not resealable, which, in turn, makes it something that is still designed to be consumed in a short period of time (and also making for almost 210 calories and 54g of sugar). A smaller portion size would definitely be sufficient. Visually, the product has a look that’s reminiscent of street art or graffiti. It’s bold and colorful, but isn’t the most easy to read design. Plus, you have to turn the can around to see that it’s an AriZona product (although this might be remedied in the store by placing it amongst their other products). Overall, this is a fun limited release product, but a smaller package would definitely make it better in our opinion. Reviewed on: 9/5/2012

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