Before you open one.

No. WYLD is still — it pours closer to a botanical iced tea than a soda. Shake it before you open it and serve it cold.

None at all, in either flavor. That's deliberate: it means there's no hour of the day when a can is a bad idea.

Orange Sunrise is sun-ripe citrus with a clean, dry finish. Berry Harvest is deeper — jammy blackberry and raspberry with a tart edge that keeps it from going sweet. Neither one tastes like a supplement.

It's built for daily use. There's no stimulant in it and nothing that needs cycling.

No. Store it at room temperature and chill before drinking — it's noticeably better cold.

Six botanicals — Jerusalem artichoke, vine tea, milk thistle, feverfew, ginseng and rosemary — plus prebiotic fiber, vitamin C, zinc and B vitamins. The ingredients page lists every line on the panel.

14 g of organic cane sugar, for 70 calories total. We tested lower and the flavor fell apart before the sugar did.

[TO CONFIRM WITH FORMULATOR] — this answer should state the verified status rather than an assumption.

Dihydromyricetin, a flavonoid found in vine tea (Ampelopsis grossedentata). Vine tea is the only source of it in our blend.

No. The botanical blend is identical in both cans. Only the fruit flavor changes.

The first production run is being canned now. When it lands, WYLD will be available through our Amazon store — join the launch list and we'll send one email the day it goes live.

Not yet. Retail and wholesale conversations are open — there's an enquiry form on the where to buy page.

Not currently. Everything moves through Amazon so you get their shipping and returns.