The functional beverage company Wild Era makes an energy drink, or technically Sparkling Energy Tea, with 120mg of natural caffeine per can for uplifting energy when and where you need it. Since the beginning of the brand, it has only had a standard, sugar version available that comes with 16g of carbohydrates per can — all except 2g of that is sugar — and leading to a moderate but noteworthy calorie count of 70.
If you’re like us and exclusively drink sugar-free or lower-calorie energy drinks, Wild Era is now a viable option, as it has launched its Sparkling Energy Tea Zero. It is made with all of the same key ingredients in carbonated water and organic guayusa, although no agave syrup. The brand switches to the natural sweetener stevia for its zero variety, dropping the sugar to zero, carbs to just one, and the calories way down to 10.
The Wild Era Zero Energy Drink comes in two of the original higher calorie flavors with Orange Mango and Elderberry Acai, meaning fans can have a seamless swap to the zero sugar spin-off. The price is also exactly the same at $35.99 for a case of 12 through the brand’s website, and there is a variety pack option with six of each flavor.
