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Overview

Description

This is truly a spritz like no other. It's not orange, or pink, or red. It is a light shade of caramel, because it's created with our bad vibe destroying signature spirit. The Pathfinder Spritz is our answer to mundane mocktails and lackluster libations. With citrus zest, an abundance of refreshing botanicals, and bubbles that endlessly levitate, this cocktail is sure to remedy low spirits and dissatisfaction. Case = 6 x 4pk of 200 ml / 6.8oz cans

Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
24 units
Case weight
12 lb
MSRP
$5.00
Packaging
Can

Product identifiers

SKU
198715752984
GTIN / UPC
198715752984
Category
Traditional

Origin and handling

Country of origin
United States
Storage
Shelf-Stable
Shelf life
6-12 months
ABV
.05

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Carbonated Water, Organic Cane Sugar, Lime Juice From Concentrate, Lemon, Fermented and Distilled Hemp, Wormwood, Angelica Root, Ginger, Sage, Saffron, Orange Peel, Douglas Fir Extracts, Natural Flavors, Citric Acid, Tri-Potassium Citrate, Organic Caramel Color

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The PathfinderEstablished 2021

The Pathfinder Hemp and Root is the world's finest non-alcoholic spirit inspired by the apothecarial mysteries of Old West snake oil salesmen, alternative medicine, and the supernatural marvels that go hand-in-hand with them. The resulting liquid is equally wild and enigmatic, leading our drinkers to new realms of flavor both tangible and surreal. With an eye to the future of drinks and a thirst for progress in booze-free spirits, Hemp and Root hearkens to a bygone age while raising the standard of flavor and quality in non-alcoholic spirits. It debuted at the bar Life on Mars in the counter-cultural epicenter of Seattle, the Capitol Hill neighborhood, in 2021. It soon became a local darling, and certainly no small affair between the bartenders and shopkeepers in the area, due to its unrivaled flavor and wondrous versatility in cocktails. Within no time, this miraculous elixir could be found at leading bars like Zig Zag, Rob Roy, Trick Dog, Death & Company, and Amor Y Amargo, and retail sales were fast outpacing production, which led the New York Post to declare ‘The Pathfinder has become the Pappy Van Winkle of the non-alcoholic drinks world,’ because of its scarcity and cult following.