Barron Trump‘s beverage brand SOLLOS has unveiled its first drink with an interesting $39 price tag. The 12-pack of Yerba Mate in Pineapple and Coconut flavors retails for $39. Barron is listed as a director at SOLLOS Yerba Mate, which launched the flavorful drink ahead of the summer season.
Barron Trump’s SOLLOS company unveils its first product
Barron Trump-backed SOLLOS company debuted its first drink, which is priced at $39. As per the listing, the Pineapple and Coconut 12-pack is made with organic Brazilian yerba mate. It is then supplemented by pineapple’s tangy and coconut’s cooling flavors. Moreover, cane sugar, raw honey, and monk fruit extract are used to sweeten the drink. For consumers’ information, each can contains 50 calories and 120 mg of natural caffeine (via PEOPLE).
The 12-pack of yerba mate in pineapple and coconut flavors is a tribute to Florida. Notably, Barron started the company with “a group of close friends ages 19-23” from South Florida.
The SOLLOS team wrote, “It all started in a cabana, with a simple goal: create a beverage that actually complements life in the Sunshine State.” Furthermore, the brand page explained that despite people living in Florida’s “outdoor, sun-driven lifestyle,” they were deprived of a drink that truly fulfilled their needs.
They claim their pineapple and coconut-flavored beverage is “clean, functional, and great-tasting.” The brand assures customers that the drink is crafted with “organic ingredients.” SOLLOS has further stated they are confident that their one flavorful “flawless” combination will click with consumers, unlike other brands that “launch with four flavors hoping you’ll like one of them.”
Earlier, X (formerly Twitter) users shared interesting reactions to the news of Barron Trump launching the brand. One of them commented, “Totally didn’t expect for him to do something like this, but maybe it could be good.”
A second user wrote, “Haha exactly, Piña colada vibes in a can but make it clean Yerba Mate energy. No rum, no crash — just steady focus for the Florida lifestyle.” A third fan chimed in, “I ordered a case. Sounds delicious.”
Originally reported by Anwaya Mane on Mandatory.
