An alcoholic version of Mountain Dew launches in several states Tuesday.
Mountain Dew’s owner, Pepsi, partnered with Boston Beer Company to turn the soft drink into a caffeine-free alcoholic beverage.
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The 100-calorie spiked seltzer is 5% alcohol by volume.
Hard Mountain Dew comes in four flavors: Baja Blast, Watermelon, Black Cherry, and original.
It will be sold in 24-ounce, single-serve cans and a variety pack of a dozen 12-ounce cans.
It launches in Tennessee, Florida, and Iowa Tuesday, with plans to expand to more states later this year.
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