Betty Booze Unveils New Vodka Iced Teas for Refreshing Summer Enjoyment
Betty Booze's Refreshing Summer Treat: Vodka Iced Teas
As summer beckons, Betty Booze, the celebrated canned cocktail brand spearheaded by actress Blake Lively, is stepping up to meet the season with an exciting new addition to its portfolio—Vodka Iced Teas. Just in time for those sun-soaked days, these innovative drinks are designed to offer a refreshing take on the traditional iced tea experience, blending quality ingredients with vibrant flavors.
A New Category of Cocktails
Betty Booze is making waves in the RTD (ready-to-drink) market by introducing two distinct flavors: Vodka Iced Tea + Meyer Lemonade and Vodka Iced Tea + Passion Fruit. These drinks are not just infused with enticing flavors; they also boast the brand's commitment to genuine, wholesome ingredients. Both variations utilize a gluten-free corn vodka base, coupled with real black tea and natural fruit juices, all sweetened with a hint of agave. This craftsmanship ensures there are no bubbles, artificial flavors, or unpleasant aftertastes, making them the ideal choice for discerning consumers.
“We aimed to create a summer experience that you can carry in a can,” said Blake Lively, the founder of Betty Booze. “Our new Vodka Iced Teas highlight the essence of summer with real ingredients, allowing you to indulge in guilt-free enjoyment.”
Award-Winning Flavors
The response to these new flavors has been incredibly positive, evidenced by their success at the 2025 New York International Spirits Competition, where the Meyer Lemonade variant won Gold with an impressive score of 95 and the Passion Fruit flavor snagged Silver with a score of 93. Such accolades underline that even simple cocktails can deliver remarkable taste when crafted with premium ingredients.
Expanding the Betty Booze Family
This launch marks Betty Booze's inaugural venture into the vodka category, diversifying a lineup already celebrated for its sparkling tequila and bourbon offerings. The aim, according to co-founder Andrew T. Chrisomalis, is to
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