Beverages

Hal’s New York Seltzer Water Introduces Cola Flavor at 7-Eleven

The drink will be available until December in select New York locations
Photograph Courtesy of Hal's New York Seltzer Water

MASPETH, N.Y. — Hal’s New York has introduced a new seltzer water flavor: Cola.

Hal’s New York Seltzer Water Cola is available at 7-Eleven convenience stores on Long Island and in the New York metro area until December. It can also be purchased at OasisSnacks.com. The drink is available on promotion for two 20-ounce bottles for $2.50.

The beverage, which has 118 milligrams of caffeine per serving, has the flavor of cola with zero calories, zero sugar and zero carbs. It is made without artificial flavors and colors and has no sweeteners, sodium or preservatives, according to the Maspeth, N.Y.-based company.

“We thought it would be really fun to create a seltzer water that had the flavor of classic soda, but without the sugar—or the calories—or junk,” said Hal’s New York Brand Manager Stephanie Reda. “We’ve been working hard on perfecting Hal’s New York Seltzer Water Cola and can’t wait for everyone to try our anti-cola cola."

Hal’s New York Seltzer Water comes in 10 other flavors: Original, Lemon, Lime, Orange, Black Cherry, Mango, Watermelon, Blackberry, Grapefruit and Vanilla Cream. The company, which also sells Hal’s New York Kettle Chips, was founded in 2014, and its seltzer water is sold at more than 13,000 locations.

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