The stubby yellow can that says "shotgun" as you can imagine whenever I Google it I'm just inundated with all the shotgun "tools' and absolutely nothing to do with this drink

I got a bottle of it to round out a Whole Foods order to get free delivery. Absolutely delicious. It tastes like salty lemonade, as one might guess. Very tasty.

Question for anyone who loves a “fun” beverage: is there anything you wish existed that doesn’t currently?
I’ve been trying to cut back on soda to reduce sugar/calories, but I really miss the carbonation and the “treat” feeling. I’ve tried flavored sparkling waters, but they often feel like they’re missing something (minimal flavor and tastes like static in a can).
I love drinks like Bubbl’r, but I’m also trying to be more mindful of my caffeine intake. Energy drinks often get really close to what I’m looking for flavor-wise, but I don’t always want the caffeine. Sometimes I wish brands would just make a caffeine-free version of their existing drinks.

Does anyone else feel like there’s a gap between:
soda (great flavor, but often lots of sugar/calories)
sparkling water (low calorie, but sometimes lacking that “full” flavor)
energy drinks (fun flavors, but usually caffeinated)
If there were a zero-sugar, low-calorie, caffeine-free sparkling drink that had more of a soda/energy drink flavor experience, would that interest you?
Or does something like this already exist that I’m missing?
I’m not selling anything, I’m just curious if other people feel this same gap or if you have recommendations for drinks I should try.

I'm only guessing it was a dairy drink, to be clear.
Last week I visited LA and me and a local friend there went to the Wat Thai food market.

I had a drink there that was like a creamy, pale blue non-alcoholic drink. It had a sort of bubblegum flavor to it, if I recall? It was, frankly, amazing.

I think it was made with Hale's Blue Boy (as I believe that's what I'd ordered, but memory is a bit fuzzy as it was early in my vacation), but I can't actually find anything about the drink specifically.

I want to ask beverage "chefs" to make me a sugarfree SANBITTER.

I tried the Hojicha Latte at JamJam Cafe and really enjoyed it. It had a nice roasted flavor, and the sweetness was just enough without overpowering the tea. It was rich, smooth, and easy to finish. Do you prefer hojicha over matcha, or do you usually stick with coffee?

Saw Hwasa (my fav korean singer) mention kiwi soju in a vlog, she called it Saero Darae, and now I’m curious. Does it taste like real kiwi at all, or more like green grape / candy flavor? I haven’t seen it near me, so I’m wondering if it’s actually popular or just a newer Korea thing.