AriZona Iced Tea and Marvel are teaming up for a new drink. Called Super LXR Hero Hydration, the [...]
AriZona Iced Tea and Marvel are teaming up for a new drink. Called Super LXR Hero Hydration, the sports drinks are made to help "everyday heroes" in a range of activities like the gym, on the sports field, or in the classroom. It's the 30th birthday for AriZona Beverages and they're calling in some super friends to help celebrate with these new releases. In that initial lineup, there are four unique flavors that will help quench some thirst.
"When I started selling AriZona Iced Tea 30 years ago, my goal was to provide great-tasting and high-quality drinks all over the country. We've done that, but we're always looking to create new beverages to satisfy our consumers. Marvel is a beloved brand that has touched generations of fans around the world and continues to find unique ways to entertain, inspire and connect with them," Don Vultaggio, Founder and Chairman of AriZona Beverages told Marvel.com.
Here's how the company describes their lemon lime flavor:"Unleash the beast and hydrate your way to ultimate power with Super LXR Hero Hydration: Citrus Lemon Lime flavor! Channel ultimate brainpower and the total physical performance in just a few sips with this combo of delicious REAL lemon and lime juice with performance-boosting properties.
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