The Perfect Pairing: Match Your Favorite LIV Flavor to Your Dream Vacation
It’s summer—where are you off to? This is the best time of year for far-flung excursions, and we’re savoring every moment of our long-awaited escapes. We’re raising a glass of our favorite Liquid I.V. flavors that match the mood of these destinations. Get inspired and get going.
##IF YOU’RE HEADED TO COSTA RICA…Golden Cherry Hydration Multiplier
From its gorgeous rainforests to the coastlines along both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific, Costa Rica is a marvel. The incredible biodiversity of this Central American locale and its ecotourism options make it a fine fit for the LIV Fam. Spend your days ziplining, snorkeling, or exploring the area’s incredible volcanoes—but don’t forget the beaches. Pack the sweet-yet-tart Golden Cherry Hydration Multiplier for this lush getaway—and maybe even whip up a mocktail on your way to the airport.
##IF YOU’RE HEADED TO YOSEMITE…Hydration Multiplier+ Powdered Probiotic Kombucha
If epic hikes at Half Dome and nights under a canopy of stars are on your agenda this summer, Yosemite delivers. And, your drink of choice will play an important role: Take the crisp, tart green apple bursting from Hydration Multiplier+ Powdered Probiotic Kombucha. It will keep you hydrated thanks to the power of CTT® and give you the added benefits of probiotics. You’ll enjoy every active moment of your escape.
##IF YOU’RE HEADED TO TULUM…Lemon Lime Hydration Multiplier
Picture white sand beaches, boutique resorts, and bike riding through incredible ancient ruins: Your trip to the influencer-hot-spot, Tulum, will feel like you’ve been transported to paradise. Make sure to add Lemon Lime Hydration Multiplier to your carry-on, inspired by the many zesty margaritas you’ll drink while staring out at those crystal blue seas.
##IF YOU’RE HEADED TO CHARLESTON…Strawberry Hydration Multiplier
In Charleston, strawberry harvest is taken very seriously. If you make it during June’s peak season, head off to one of the many fields in the low country where you can pick your own strawberries. (Don’t worry if you miss it, blackberry season follows closely behind.) As you get set to take the south by storm, mix a tall glass of Strawberry Hydration Multiplier. Want to take it up a notch? Add muddled mint leaves to make your own alcohol-free version of the region’s famous strawberry mojito.
##IF YOU’RE HEADED TO JAPAN…Watermelon Hydration Multiplier
While slices of watermelon may evoke images of summertime in America—complete with red, white, and blue-themed picnics—this juicy fruit is actually beloved in Japan. It’s considered a luxury and is even grown in geometric shapes, like squares and hearts. If you’re planning a trip East this summer, get yourself ready with crisp Watermelon Hydration Multiplier. And when you eat the real thing, season it like the Japanese do: with salt.
##IF YOU’RE HEADED TO PUERTO RICO…Piña Colada Hydration Multiplier
We’re dreaming of the sun-soaked shoreline and sandy beauty of Puerto Rico—as well as the drink it made famous: The Piña Colada. Created in 1954 at the Caribe Hilton by bartender Ramón Marrero, this iconic, beach-worthy beverage mixes the sweet flavors of pineapple, coconut, and rum with crushed ice. In 1978, it was named the official drink of Puerto Rico. You can enjoy yours sans-sand (and rum) any day of the week, thanks to Piña Colada Hydration Multiplier and its notes of pineapple and smooth coconut cream. Nod to the original with some crushed ice and a cherry for garnish.
##IF YOU’RE HEADED TO MALIBU…Tropical Punch Hydration Multiplier
Almost a century ago, two friends concocted what is now the quintessential summer flavor, Hawaiian Punch, in their California garage. If you’re headed to the Malibu beaches (and accompanying canyon trails and diverse farmers’ markets) this season, pack a few sticks of Tropical Punch Hydration Multiplier. Our own take on the old-school flavor isn’t syrupy sweet; this rendition is a natural mix of pineapple, Rainier cherry, and juicy tangerine—plus offers 2x faster hydration than water alone.