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Ghost unveils the next sweet and creamy popsicle-inspired flavor of its energy drink

Raspberry Cream Ghost Energy

Ghost Energy stands as one of the most successful energy drinks to emerge from the supplement industry, and rightfully so. Known for delivering a feel-good energy and mental focus with 200mg of natural caffeine, NeuroFactor, no sugar, and low calories, the beverage already comes in a variety of tasty options. One of those is the popular Orange Cream, inspired by the classic orange dreamsicle, a theme that is about to continue into the next flavor of Ghost Energy.

Up next from the health and nutrition innovators is a Raspberry Cream Ghost Energy, inspired by the classic raspberry cream popsicle, expected to bring a smooth balance of sweet raspberry and creamy vanilla. The rollout starts July 23rd via a one-hour Secure-A-Can event on the Ghost App, followed by a limited direct-to-consumer drop on August 27th. Broader retail availability begins mid-September across the US in the likes of Circle K, Publix, QT, and Target.