• Variety Pack No.2 joins the brands existing line of flavours, including the Variety Pack No.1 which the company says quickly became Australia’s most popular White Claw choice.
    Variety Pack No.2 joins the brands existing line of flavours, including the Variety Pack No.1 which the company says quickly became Australia’s most popular White Claw choice.
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White Claw has dropped its latest variety pack, serving up three new flavours: Strawberry, Lemon and Passion Fruit.

In time for Easter, White Claw’s Variety Pack No.2 features original flavour Pineapple alongside the new Passion Fruit, Lemon, and Strawberry.

White Claw Variety Pack No.2 will be available in a convenient 10-pack, with each can 95 calories and gluten-free, made with sparkling water with alcohol and natural flavour.

Variety Pack No.2 joins the brands existing line of flavours, including the Variety Pack No.1 which the company says quickly became Australia’s most popular White Claw choice.

White Claw Variety Pack No.2 is available nationwide at bottle stores at a RRP of $62 for a 10-pack.

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