A beverage company decided to take a stab at making air. The new drink, called "Air," is an alcohol-inspired refresher, or in other words, alcoholic water.
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According to FoodBeast, the new beverage is supposed to be reminiscent of a vodka soda. The ingredients listed on the front of the Air can are water and alcohol, and the drink is also carbonated. The alcohol in Air goes through a patented process, leaving it, "virtually odorless, colorless, and tasteless." When a consumer drinks Air, it should simply taste like carbonated water.
Air comes in berry, citrus, and club soda, but all flavors are neutral and toned down. Additionally, the vodka-like alcohol is malt-based, which means that the cans are available in the grocery store in the beer aisle. Each can contains .48 ounces of alcohol, less than a normal vodka soda.
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Air will soon be available for purchase in major West coast cities, but the company plans to expand to the rest of the country. One can of Air is $1.74 and a 4-pack is $6.99.
Would you drink a can of Air? Do you think it's dangerous to have an alcoholic beverage on the market that tastes like water?
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