DASH water releases new cucumber and mint flavour
DASH water has launched a brand new refreshing flavour – Cucumber & Mint.
The B Corp-certified canned water company originally launched back in 2017 and Cucumber was the very first flavour.
Positioned as an ‘all-naturally-flavoured drink crafted with fresh spring water, bubbles, wonky cucumber, and mint – never any sugar, sweeteners, or calories’, DASH Cucumber & Mint (£1.30/330ml or £13.50 for a 12 pack) is currently available to order from dash-water.com and will be available to purchase on Ocado in November.
‘We are thrilled to finally introduce Cucumber & Mint,’ says Jack Scott, co-founder of DASH Water. ‘This refreshing twist to one of our original flavours has been long-awaited, and we’re excited to offer a taste that’s both revitalising and, as always, deliciously wonky.
‘As well as pairing perfectly with cucumber, mint is a well-loved flavour in the drinks industry, making it a natural choice for our newest launch. It truly brings a new dimension to an old favourite, and we believe our customers will love the result.’
Cucumber & Mint joins a roster of flavours from Dash that also includes Lime, Grapefruit. Blackcurrant, Peach, Mango, Cucumber, Raspberry and Lemon.
The launch of DASH’s latest flavour follows the brand’s recent viral billboard stunt which saw them boldly cover up what looks suspiciously like a Coca-Cola ad to call out the not-so-sweet truth about sweeteners.
‘We’ve really stepped up our messaging around championing diet drinks alternatives of late and the launch of Cucumber & Mint represents another step forward in our mission to push the soft drinks industry in a healthier direction,’ he adds.
‘With every new product launch, we hope to inspire more consumers to choose a drink that not only tastes good but also makes us proud of our choices.’
Dash Water was founded in 2017 by Scott and Alex Wright, who previously both worked in sales for Cawston Press.
All of the brand’s drinks are free from sugar, sweeteners or calories.
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