According to most recent 52-week SPINS data, DRY Sparkling continues to rank among the top brands in growth and growth contribution in the Craft Soda/Sparkling beverage category across traditional, natural and specialty retail channels.
CVS is now stocking many better-for-you beverage brands in 450 of its stores as the next stage in its health-conscious rebranding that initially began in 2014.
Representatives from Dry Soda, La Colombe Coffee and Juice Served Here share their experiences running brick and mortar shops with wholesale operations.
In this edition of Press Clips, Hain Celestial sues St. Louis-based BluePrint Coffee for trademark infringement, Portland Juice Co. unveils cannabis cold-pressed juice and CNN explores the history of radioactive beverages.
Bold, spicy, and festive, Ginger DRY Sparkling pairs beautifully with pot roast, bacon, brussels sprouts, sweet potatoes and sweet treats like snickerdoodles or carrot cake.
Like all DRY beverages, both Serrano Pepper and Malali Watermelon DRY Sparkling are made with just four all natural ingredients, including a touch of cane sugar, allowing the natural flavors to shine through.
The new flavor will be sold exclusively at 1300+ Target stores nationwide from April through September, with additional national retailers to be added in the fall of 2016.
DRY Sparkling bottles and cans with the Non-GMO Project Verification seal will begin appearing on store shelves nationwide in May 2016.
The company, which in June launched a brand revamp — dropping the word “soda” from its labels — secured new placement in Target, Costco and Aplus/Sunoco and Holiday convenience stores. Dry is also in the midst of a test with Starbucks, which is the carrying the brand’s Cucumber and Vanilla Bean varieties in its San Diego cafes through December.
The company is also celebrating its birthday with a limited-edition Lemongrass Reserve Edition flavor, which harks back to the brand’s earliest days in Sharelle Klaus’ kitchen.
The Reserve Edition Flavor will be available via select retailers in the Pacific Northwest, including QFC, Fred Meyer, Safeway, PCC and Metropolitan Market, and online nationwide at Amazon.com (SRP $9.99 per 4-pack of bottles) this August.
DRY Soda Co., the Seattle-based brand that is at the forefront of the better-for-you soda movement with its less-sweet, natural beverages, will be launching its first Discovery Pack this summer.
SEATTLE — DRY Soda Co. is pleased to announce its new distribution agreement with The Kroger Co. to launch its new line of cans in more than 1,350 of its stores across the United States in early October. As part of the agreement, Kroger will have the exclusive rights to sell DRY’s new Cherry and […]
SEATTLE — DRY Soda is excited to announce its biggest product line extension to date with the launch of new packaging and flavors. DRY will offer a new 12oz. slim aluminum can and introduce two new flavors this summer: Apple DRY and Ginger DRY. As consumers continue to demand real ingredients in their beverages and […]
