The Best New Hard Seltzers Hitting The Shelves For SummerThrow a few of these in your esky this summer.Not long ago, we delved into the world of hard seltzers, asking important questions, such as why we’re obsessed with the bubbly, alcoholic refreshments. Now that our fascination with seltzers has solidified, we’re on the lookout for newcomers, especially with summer coming up. Show
Unsurprisingly, a few new brands and releases are hitting the shelves this summer. So, try these latest releases if you’re ready to go above and beyond White Claw Summer. Hard FIZZTV Chef Hayden Quinn has launched a hard seltzer, along with a host of other celebrities, including DJs Paul Fisher, Tigerlily and Brooke Evers and professional surfers Laura Enever and Nikki Van Dijk. Hard FIZZ is a bubbly canned, post mix seltzer that’s perfect for picnics, boat days, and those highly anticipated beach days. There are only 77 calories per can and a range of classic flavours, including orange and mango, watermelon and berry, passionfruit and guava, and Quinn’s favourite, lychee and apple. Find Hard FIZZ in most bars and bottle shops around the country, including Dan Murphy’s. Watermelon White ClawWhite Claw fans, get ready. Watermelon White Claw is hitting the shelves in October and it has been a long time coming. Made with sparkling water, triple distilled spirit and a hint of natural Watermelon flavour, White Claw Watermelon delivers a wave of pure refreshment like you’ve never tasted before. The watermelon flavour will be available first at Dan Murphy’s and BWS on 4 October, and from November at all good bottle shops and coastal bars around Australia. Saintly Cocktail SeltzersSaintly, an Australian made and owned hard seltzer, graced us with its presence in 2020 and we’ve all been obsessed ever since. The new cocktail inspired range is a revitalising new take on everyone’s favourite cocktails, including a ginger mule, grapefruit margarita, mojito, and passionfruit martini. Check out the range here. Topo ChicoTopo Chico is Coca-Cola’s first step in the hard seltzer market. This hard seltzer is inspired by Topo Chico mineral water, a brand with a rich heritage that began in Monterey, Mexico. You can get your hands on three unique, refreshing, and exotic flavours, including Tangy Lemon Lime, Pineapple Twist, and Strawberry Guava. Sunny Eddy Gin SeltzerHailing from Sydney’s northern beaches, Sunny Eddy Gin Seltzer is about as close to summer in a can as you’re going to get. Unlike other seltzers on the market, mostly vodka or brewed like a beer, Sunny Eddy is Australia’s first gin-based hard seltzer. It uses triple-distilled Australian gin made with juniper and native lemon myrtle. It pairs perfectly with three approachable, crisp, natural flavours, including lime and cucumber, crisp pink apple, and blood orange and grapefruit. Pick a can up from Dan Murphy’s. FELLR Passionfruit SeltzerFELLR’s newest alcoholic seltzer boasts natural passionfruit flavours reminiscent of family barbecues and nostalgic summer beach days—a much-needed flashback to simpler times. The fresh taste is complemented with crisp hints of citrus, ending with a smooth, dry finish. Packed full of fizz, the balanced Passionfruit Hard Seltzer is the perfect addition to any afternoon drinks. Check out the full range here. FELLR Cocktail Seltzer RangeAustralia’s favourite independent hard seltzer company FELLR has released a Cocktail Seltzer range. After a hugely successful launch at this year’s GABS Craft Beer Festival and an overwhelming number of requests, FELLR canned their Australia-first innovation with the release of Watermelon Margarita. The cocktail seltzer will be available nationwide through Boozebud, First Choice Liquor stores and select independents from Friday, 8 October, with Passionfruit Martini available in stores as the weather warms up. SplashInfused with 100% natural flavours, Splash Vodka contains zero sugar or artificial sweeteners, and at less than 80 calories per can, it’s ideal for those watching their waistline. With fresh fruit notes alongside a clean spritz undertone, Splash Vodka combines the bubbly taste with full-body aromas for a refreshing drink on the go. For the first time, you can find the Splash cans in Dan Murphy’s across the country. Iggy SeltzerMelbourne’s Bodriggy Brewing Co. launched a new seltzer brand, dubbed Iggy. Currently available in two flavours: White Peach and Cherry, as well as Passionfruit, Pineapple and Mango, both seltzers are made with fresh fruits, boasting refreshing flavours perfect for a summer’s day. The quirky can feature unique 90s mosaic
and motif designs by artist Mathis Burmeister. Iggy is a proud homage to the inner north lifestyle to be enjoyed in reverie: It’s No Biggy With An Iggy. Get the latest from Thrillist Australia delivered straight to your inbox, subscribe here. Does putting vodka in your shampoo help your hair?“Vodka works really well as a clarifying agent to remove product buildup from the strands and scalp,” Charan told Supercall in an email. “By doing this, it stimulates hair growth and makes the strands shine!
Is it true that vodka is good for your hair?Shiny hair
Vodka has a low pH level, thus helping the hair's pH level stay manageable. Due to its acidity it also helps to combat frizz, though make sure you don't just dunk a bottle of it on your head, it needs to be diluted.
How much vodka should you add to shampoo?Add Vodka to Your Shampoo
Putting vodka in your shampoo will help to reduce residue buildup, help to clean your hair more thoroughly, and stimulate growth. Put 1 tablespoon of vodka into your bottle of shampoo and you might be thrilled with your results!
Does adding vodka to shampoo work for dandruff?It is claimed that alcohol can kill off the dandruff-causing microbe, Malessezia Globosa. There's certainly merit in alcohol killing bacteria and in fact it has been used as an antiseptic for many years. But when it comes to dandruff, there's no proof of it being an effective dandruff remedy.
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