ZOA Energy Launches Blue Raspberry Shave Ice Flavor for Summer Campaign
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Gavin Sheehan
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Summary
ZOA Energy has announced a new limited-edition flavor for summer: Blue Raspberry Shave Ice. The flavor is designed to replicate the experience of eating shave ice from a summer stand, now available in canned energy drink form. The article previews the product positively, noting the flavor tastes "pretty awesome." The launch is part of a broader campaign effort by the brand.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledZOA Energy has revealed a brand-new flavor coming out later this month, as they unveiled the new Shave Ice flavor as part of a new campaign effort.
This is a blue raspberry flavor that has been designed to mimic what it was like going out and getting a shave ice from a stand during the summer, only sealed up in a can.
We were sent some ahead of the launch, and it actually tastes pretty awesome.
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