Obì
African bitters with blood orange cutting through
4 reviews →Sparkling Kola & Blood Orange Bittersweet and earthy up front, bright citrus on the finish, with naturally occurring caffeine from the kola nut. Kola has been shared at West African gatherings for centuries, offered to guests, broken at ceremonies, passed at the elders' table. It gave cola its name more than a century ago, and most people have never actually tasted it. Obì is what it tastes like. Real cane sugar. No artificial sweeteners, colors, or preservatives. Non-alcoholic and gluten-free, with natural caffeine from kola.
Full ingredients
Carbonated Water, Cane Sugar, Kola Extract, Natural Flavors, Citric Acid, Blood Orange Extract, Stevia Leaf Extract.
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50–72 cal per can · real cane sugar · no artificial sweeteners · gentle natural caffeine from kola
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Where Obì comes from.
In the Yoruba language, obì means kola nut, the first thing you offer a guest anywhere in West Africa. This is our sparkling African bitters drink: bold kola nut, layered bitters, blood orange cutting through. Not the loudest can in the tray, but the one people come back to. Kola carries a little natural caffeine, so this is the grown-up pick.
Learn about this flavorOn the can: Igbo Elder, from our heritage portrait series.
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