A1 Fruit Water is a fresh sparkling water, infused with a splash of real African fruit. Healthy, tasty and refreshing, A1 Fruit Water comes in three flavours, Mandarin, Lemon & Grapefruit. Our water is extracted straight from real South African fruit, in South Africa – simple, fresh and flavoursome.
A1 Fruit Water is sugar-free, zero calories with no sweeteners or preservatives. Our water is a by-product from making South African juice – keeping our impact low, our supply chain rooted in South Africa and enabling a fair deal for all from farm to can.
A1 Fruit Water works with farming partners who are located in the sub-tropical mango and citrus-producing region of Hoedspruit in the north of the country. Every A1 Fruit Water you buy supports the South African economy; for farmers and factories, drivers and distributors, value that starts in South Africa, and stays in South Africa, every purchase makes a real difference.
A1 Fruit Water is currently packed in a 300ml slim line can, which is wrapped in a sleeve. Both the sleeve and the can are recyclable. You can find A1 Fruit Water at selected Pick n Pay’s, SPAR’s, on Takealot.com as well as independent retailers.
A1 Fruit Water – Think South African | Drink South African. Every delicious drink supports the South African economy.
Mocktail Recipe for an Elderflower Collins (Makes 1)
- 25ml Elderflower Syrup
- 25ml Lemon Juice
- 150ml A1 Sparkling Lemon
- Float of Bitter Truth Aromatic Bitters
- Garnished with a dehydrated Lemon wheel and edible flower.
Instructions:
- In a shaker combine elderflower syrup, lemon juice, bitters and crushed ice
- Shake well
- Pour into a glass over more crushed ice and top with A1 Fruit Water in Lemon flavor
- Garnish with dehydrated Lemon wheel and flowers
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