Polar Club Soda Sparkling Water, 7.5 oz Mini Cans
Polar Club Soda Sparkling Water, 7.5 oz Mini Cans
Polar Club Soda 7.5 oz Mini Cans hold zero-calorie sparkling club soda in a single-serving size that suits one drink or one cocktail. The label lists plain carbonated water with a touch of sodium bicarbonate. Choose a single can or packs of 6, 12 and 24 for home bars, offices, cafés and events, shipped from our US warehouse.
Why people reorder Polar Club Soda mini cans
- 7.5 oz mini can, one portion for one drink
- Zero calories and zero sweeteners
- Plain carbonated water with a touch of sodium bicarbonate, per the label
- Classic club soda profile with a light mineral finish
- Works with vodka, gin, whiskey or any spirit that calls for club soda
- Offered as a single can or in packs of 6, 12 and 24
How to Mix
Pour the can over ice with your spirit for a simple highball, or add a squeeze of lime or lemon for a calorie-free mocktail. Keep unopened cans in a cool pantry, or chill them if you like club soda cold. Finish an opened can the same day, since small cans lose their fizz fast.
About Polar Beverages
Polar Beverages was founded in 1882 in Massachusetts and has stayed family owned for well over a century. The company makes plain seltzer, flavored sparkling waters and club soda styles like this one, and it is a long-running New England sparkling water brand with a wide range of mixers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Polar Club Soda mini can contain allergens or other ingredients I should know about?
Polar Club Soda is carbonated water with sodium bicarbonate added for a classic club soda taste, and the label shows no calories, sugar or artificial sweeteners. It is not typically linked to major food allergens, but anyone with specific sensitivities should read the printed ingredient list on the can.
How should I store and serve Polar Club Soda 7.5 oz cans?
Store unopened cans in a cool pantry, or refrigerate them if you prefer club soda cold. Serve it over ice or use it to top off a cocktail. After a can is opened, the carbonation fades within a few hours, so it is best finished the same day.
How is Polar Club Soda different from plain sparkling water?
Plain sparkling water is just carbonated water, while club soda has a small amount of added minerals, typically sodium bicarbonate, that gives it a slightly smoother, more rounded taste. That light mineral finish is what many people look for in highballs and spritzers where the club soda should stay in the background.
What pack sizes of Polar Club Soda mini cans can I order?
These 7.5 oz cans come as a single, a pack of 6, a pack of 12 or a pack of 24. Singles are good for a trial, and the larger packs suit bars, restaurants, offices and event hosts who want a portion-sized mixer without opening a big bottle.