Refreshing Summer Spritzers

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Plume & Petal's Ready-to-Drink Collection Has Botanical Flavors

Plume & Petal's summer spritzers are made from vodka infused with natural flavors and sparkling water, and each of 100-calorie spritz is free from artificial sweeteners and gluten. The Spritz Ready-to-Drink collection includes bright botanical flavors like Peach Spritz with notes of lavender and black tea, Cucumber Spritz with lemongrass and chamomile tea and Lemon Spritz, which has citrus flavors that are accented by elderflower and white tea.

To welcome the new collection properly, Plume & Petal teamed up with fashion designer Andrea Iyamah for a limited-edition drop. For the ready-to-drink cans, Iyamah created a colorful bucket hat that doubles as a cooler thanks to a detachable waterproof insert. Perfect for spontaneous moments, the refreshments and the accessory are a match made in heaven.
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