County Bounty Artisanal Soda

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Farm-to-glass artisanal sodas made from Ontario fruits and herbs. Up to 50% less sugar than leading brands, sweetened with cane sugar, made in small batches in Napanee, Ontario.

Details

• 355ml can
• Up to 50% less sugar than leading brands
• Sweetened with cane sugar (or unsweetened sparkling water flavours)
• All-natural — no preservatives or natural preservatives only
• Gluten-free and vegan
• Woman-owned, made in Napanee, Ontario
• Multiple flavours — see below

Flavours

• Blackcurrant Lemonade: Dark and delicious blackcurrants with fresh-pressed lemon juice. A crowd favourite.
• Rhubarb Citrus Peel: Tangy rhubarb with citrus peels — full-bodied, bright, the best 'grapefruit' drink this side of the equator.
• Foraged Botanicals Tonic: Made entirely from foraged ingredients — staghorn sumac, juniper berries, cedar leaves, pine needles. The tartness mellows into a beautiful forest flavour.
• Full Moon Water: Sparkling water infused with full moon moonlight and Ontario fruits. Zero sugar, zero calories, zero substitutes.

Suggested use

Drink chilled. Excellent on its own or as a mixer — Foraged Botanicals Tonic with botanical gin, Blackcurrant Lemonade with vodka, Rhubarb Citrus with triple sec.

About the soda

County Bounty sources fruits from Ontario farmers wherever possible — supporting local growers, reducing food miles, and keeping money in the regional economy. Up to 50% less sugar than leading brands. The team is paid above living wage with full benefits.

About the maker

Founded in 2016 by Dodie Ellenbogen as a market-garden farm in Prince Edward County, before pivoting to soda in 2018 after a gift of soon-to-spoil strawberries led her to cordials, then to bottled drinks. Now based in Napanee, Ontario, County Bounty makes farm-to-glass sodas from Ontario fruits and herbs — up to 50% less sugar than leading brands, sweetened with cane sugar, woman-owned. The team of four is paid above living wage with full benefits, and a portion of profits is donated each year to Indigenous organizations including the Native Women's Association of Canada.

Storage

Store cold or at room temperature. Refrigerate before serving.