Fishers Island Lemonade Launches New Flavors, Just in time for Summer
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NEW YORK, NY – Fishers Island Lemonade, a pioneer in the ready to drink category and one of the first craft cocktail brands in a can, is proud to announce the launch of four new delicious and high-quality family offerings: Spiked Tea, Pink Flamingo, Fizz and Spirit Pops. This introduction marks the first-ever line extension released since the original brand was launch by Bronya Shillo in 2014. A top-selling, full-flavor craft cocktail in a can, Fishers Island Lemonade continues to lead the charge within the category with a family of delicious, high-quality, spiked lemonade products that cater to all consumers.
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NEW YORK, April 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Fishers Island Lemonade, a pioneer in the ready to drink category and one of the first craft cocktail brands in a can, is proud to announce the launch of four new delicious and high-quality family offerings: Spiked Tea, Pink Flamingo, Fizz and Spirit Pops. This introduction marks the first-ever line extension released since the original brand was launch by Bronya Shillo in 2014. A top-selling, full-flavor craft cocktail in a can, Fishers Island Lemonade continues to lead the charge within the category with a family of delicious, high-quality, spiked lemonade products that cater to all consumers.
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Image: PA
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Image: Ryan Byrne/INPHO
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