Still: the giant, seedy burgundy of the pomegranates matches well with the hot pink, somehow, and the green tea leaves line the top of the can like a crown of laurel, imparting a modicum of dignity. We always get the vibe they’re going for upscale Montecito socialite slumming it with the hoi polloi on Venice beach in one epic endless summer. It’s the last in our series of their flavor combos (somehow we’ve missed even trying their solo flavors Grapefruit, Lime & Lemon thus far - we chalk it up to those beguiling sounding match-ups being irresistible vs the idea of pounding yet another Lime).Īnd it’s a little bittersweet to see these duos go, written into the annals of Bubbleverse history, as we march on through the never ending catalogue of sparkling waters.īut let’s dab our eyes with a handkerchief, and gaze now upon the can called “Pomegranate Green Tea.”įor our eyeballs, this might be the most refined of the can “art” Nixie has given us, which is always an ill-advised mix of loud colors, a dizzying number of fonts and an unclear brand narrative.
On today’s Bubbleverse episode, we’re doing a Very Special Nixie.
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