AURA

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AURA

New · Spring range · 330 ml

Sparkling botanicals, brewed not flavoured.

Real fruit and whole botanicals, steeped and carbonated. No concentrate, no sweetener, nothing you cannot pronounce.

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Opening a can of Aura

Pull. One clean crack, and four days of steeping arrive all at once.

Pour. Over ice, into something with a bit of weight to it.

Serve. Dry, cold, and finished in about four minutes.

How it is made

Four days, not four seconds.

Steeped cold
Whole botanicals sit in cold water for ninety-six hours. Heat is faster and takes the top notes with it.
Carbonated hard
Fine, tight bubbles at 3.4 volumes. Enough to carry the aroma, not enough to scrub it off the tongue.
Canned, not bottled
Aluminium keeps light out and recycles indefinitely. Every can in this range has been one before.

The range

Six flavours. Pick a case, or pick one of each.

Every flavour comes in fours, twelves and twenty-fours. The bigger the case, the less each can costs.

Mixed cases

Three ways in.

Everything in the can is on the can. All eleven ingredients.

15 kcal

Across the whole range, nothing goes above nineteen. The sweetness is the fruit, and there is not much of it.

No sweetener

No sucralose, no stevia, no erythritol. If a flavour needs covering up, we have not finished making it.

Carbon-neutral

Shipped in recycled board with no plastic ring. Delivery emissions are measured and offset per order.

Made in Kent

One small brewery, four days a week. We stop when the fruit is out of season and start again when it is back.

4.8 out of 5 · 2,140 reviews

What people actually say.

★★★★★

The cucumber one has replaced my lunchtime beer and I am not being dramatic when I say it is better.

Priya M. · Verified buyer

★★★★★

Bought the full range expecting to like two. I like five. The blood orange with rosemary is genuinely unusual.

Tom A. · Verified buyer

★★★★☆

Dry, grown-up, not sticky. Docking a star only because the lime sells out constantly.

Jordan R. · Verified buyer