Looking for a non-alcoholic sparkling sip that’s designed to uplift? Three Spirit Spark might be the revelation your social life — and your senses — have been waiting for. With its pink fizz and botanical brilliance, Spark completely redefines what a mindful party drink can feel and taste like.
Euphoric Energy: How Blurred Vines Spark Feels
From the very first sip, Spark delivers a unique mood-lifting, senses-awakening experience. Three Spirit has engineered Spark to provide euphoric stimulation through a blend of rare teas and functional plant ingredients:
- Exquisitely Rare Teas: Cold-brewed green and black teas provide a smooth, sustained caffeine kick — far gentler and more sophisticated than the jolt of coffee. The natural L-theanine in these teas collaborates with caffeine to enhance alertness, sharpen your focus and keep you feeling relaxed yet engaged. It produces a clear-headed, creative high — jitters-free.
- Guayusa: This Amazonian plant is handpicked for its high caffeine and chlorogenic acid content, amplifying Spark’s energizing effects while also imparting subtle herbal undertones. The result is sustained energy and improved mood, preparing you for both day and night celebrations.
- Cayenne Pepper & Schisandra Berry: These ingredients provide a gentle, tingling warmth and a boost of functional vitality. Cayenne stimulates your body’s senses and enhances circulation, while schisandra berry — an adaptogenic powerhouse — gently awakens your system, supporting endurance, elevating mood and promoting resilience and adaptability.
With this innovative formula, Spark is a happy hour revolution in a bottle.
Tasting Notes: Sensory Adventure in Every Glass
Spark isn’t shy about its flavor. Here’s what you can expect from each pour:
- On the Nose: Expect bright, inviting aromas of fresh strawberries, green vine and the subtle earthiness of high-end teas. Just opening the bottle feels like the start of something special.
- On the Palate: Spark greets you with bright acidity and elegant tannins, reminiscent of fine, dry rosé. Dry redcurrant and floral green tea are at the center, complemented by the gentle kick of chili from cayenne pepper.
- Mid-Palate: Notes of fermented apricot and subtle sweetness ride on silky, refined bubbles, delivering both complexity and refreshment.
- Lingering Finish: The aftertaste is long, featuring a biscuity note of black tea, hints of subtle fruit and a delicate structure—leaving a memory long after the last sip.
Whether poured into a flute or savored alongside a cheeseboard, Spark is designed for communal rituals and joyful sharing.
Schisandra Berry: The Five-Flavor Superberry
Schisandra berries earn their name from the Chinese “wu wei zi,” meaning “five-taste fruit” — embodying sweet, salty, bitter, pungent and sour flavors in a single purple-red berry. Beyond its complex taste profile, schisandra stands as a revered adaptogen in traditional Chinese medicine, prized for a myriad of health benefits. In Spark, schisandra berry delivers:
- Stress Adaptation: Schisandra supports your body’s natural capacity to handle stress, promoting resilience and mental clarity.
- Endurance and Stamina: Studies suggest it can enhance physical endurance and mental performance, making Spark the perfect party companion for those who want to be present and energized all night.
- Liver Support & Antioxidants: Schisandra contains lignans — special antioxidants that support liver health, promote detoxification and help protect cells from damage.
- Mood & Balance: Its unique phytochemicals may promote a sense of euphoria and emotional balance, deepening Spark’s “happy hour” credentials.
More Than a Substitute — A New Kind of Ritual
Three Spirit’s Blurred Vines Spark is vegan, gluten-free and crafted from ethically sourced plants and fruits, with just 16–21 calories and 3g of sugar per glass. Certified B Corp standards mean you can celebrate with confidence, savoring what’s in your glass rather than what’s missing from it.
For anyone in search of a non-alcoholic alternative that’s bursting with complex flavor, elevates your mood and is thoughtfully crafted for today’s mindful celebrations — Blurred Vines delivers, one vibrant pour at a time.
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