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Fever-Tree Premium Mixers are high-end sparkling beverages, including Tonic Water, Indian Tonic Water, Mediterranean Tonic Water, Bitter Lemon, Ginger Beer, and Ginger Ale.

An impressive shelf-stable chai product that features real steamed milk, possesses great flavor, and packs 8 g of protein. Recommended!

Coke will be testing stevia-sweetened Sprite & Fanta in Atlanta, Detroit, Louisville, and Memphis, positioning the products as featuring "all-natural sweeteners."

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 1992 Olympic Basketball "Dream Team", a set of 5 collector cans showcase players on Sunkist, 7UP, A&W, Canada Dry, & Sun Drop

Bold ginger beer with citrus overtones designed as a high-quality mixer. Strong bite, but clean and sweet. Yachtacular!

Fire up your TV for some reality programming, courtesy of "Big Brother" in Germany. Here's a look at 4 interesting cans tied to the 2000 season.

POM Wonderful is adding an 8 oz size to their lineup, joining the existing 16 oz, 24 oz, 48 oz, and 60 oz bottles.

Golazo blends coconut water with natural ingredients to create unique sports drink flavors that actually taste rather good. Low in sodium too!

Limited time Sierra Mist flavor with a Strawberry Kiwi taste, available Summer 2012 in both regular and diet versions

Tasting like an Honest Tea product, this functional beverage from Jones Soda packs a nice combo of black tea, honey, and lemon. Too bad it's discontinued.

Less lemony and oddly blended, Trop50 Lemonade is saved by the low-calorie stevia treatment. If you like sour and odd scents, this is your lemonade!

An impressive line of light energy drinks powered by green coffee extract and ginseng, all sweetened with stevia. Low-calorie and taste great!

It's obviously got "energy." It's even bottled in milliliters. Can you name the beverage depicted in this photo?

Seeking to discover a drink that's just a bit different, packed with stuff found in your garden? You seek the sparkling water uniqueness that is Solixir.