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Dance Water injects a light 45mg of caffeine into its hybrid hydration drink

Introducing Dance Water

The beverage industry continues to blur the lines between hydration and energy, with more companies combining electrolytes and a manageable lift in a refreshing carbonated format. Dance Water is a fresh face taking that balanced route, and it describes its competitor as functional hydration for movers. It is not an intense energy drink or a potent, hardcore sports formula, but an everyday beverage designed to keep people moving.

The growing Dance Water combines 250mg of electrolytes, breaking down into 115mg of potassium, 85mg of sodium, and 50mg of magnesium, and for energy, there is a light 45mg of natural caffeine from green tea plus 100mg of theanine for a smooth focused experience The functional drink maker also infuses a variety of vitamins and keeps things nutritionally clean with 5g of carbohydrates per can, 3g of that sugar, and 20 calories.

The result is a lightly caffeinated alternative to traditional energy drinks that simultaneously supports hydration, energy, and mental clarity without going overboard in any one area. Dance Water comes in three sweet, fruit-based tastes with Citrus Groove, Berry Rhythm, and Tropical Pulse. They’re all available in individual cases or together in a variety pack with four cans of each option, and either way you go, direct, the cost is $34.