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This recipe is elegant and delicate. The touch of cucumber gives it a chill spa vibe while the watermelon delivers a sweet aroma without being cloying.

Ever tasted something you know you’re never going to experience any place else? We have. We loved those moments so much that we created our own flavor trail. Welcome to Polar Seltzer Expedition: Flavor

Polar Seltzer Clementine Bramble
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The dark rich flavor of blackberry is balanced with lush clementines in this sparkling recipe that was inspired by craft cocktails enjoyed at sunset along the Delaware Bay.

Polar Seltzer Cranberry Raspberry
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Have you ever spent a summer in New England?  Then you must have enjoyed the bounty of local raspberries and tarty cranberry. This Polar Seltzer recipe will certainly evoke those sensory memories.

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Polar Seltzer Nectarine Lemon
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A bright recipe inspired by some sparkling spritzers we’ve had the pleasure of tasting while traversing the farmland of the Midwest. Creative, friendly, and oh, so refreshing.

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Polar Seltzer Apple Pom Bomb
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The beautiful simplicity of local apples is dressed up in the fashionable elegance of pomegranate. This flavor combination captures the creativity of farm-to-table dinners across the region.

Each regional recipe is a memory of a certain place, a special drink or the local vibe.

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The drama of blood oranges is balanced with the familiarity and sweetness of cherry punch. When we first tasted this recipe it felt like an American Negroni cocktail but made family-friendly.

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Blueberries are plentiful in the Northeast, as are dark cold winters. Apparently locals have solved for that, with the creation of a local sunny flavor combination.

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