I’m always on the outlook for great tasting drinks and snacks that have little to no added sugar. Since sugar turns into fat in the body, this should be important to anyone looking to lose weight. Deluxe Honeydrop, a producer of honey-infused waters, today announced the launch of Deluxe Honeydrop. Deluxe Honeydrop is an organic flavored water infused with a drop of organic honey and “deluxe” premium juices. Containing only 80 calories per 16.9 oz bottle, Deluxe Honeydrop comes in four exciting flavors: Bee Good (apple), Bee Alive (blood orange), Bee Calm (chamomile) and Bee Strong (blueberry).
David Luks, Honeydrop’s founder and CEO, developed the products after having had cancer and studying the benefits of an organic lifestyle. His goal was to create a beverage that tasted great, was low in calories and enabled his customers to completely avoid the artificial preservatives, sweeteners, and chemical pesticides found in many of the products Americans consume daily.
Luks chose organic honey as the company’s prime ingredient for multiple reasons. Not only is honey sweet to taste, but studies suggest it may:
“This revitalizing drink is from the land, not the lab and is great for athletes, whether weekend warriors or aspiring record breakers,” said David Luks, Founder and CEO of Deluxe Honeydrop. “Honey is a complex carbohydrate unlike the refined sugars found in most beverages. The glucose in honey burns fast for instant energy, while the fructose burns slower for lasting energy. Combine all these natural benefits with a great tasting drink that no one else offers and it’s clear why our buzz is growing.”
Blending these benefits, Luks created a swarm of fantastic flavors, each handcrafted in small batches. In addition, the company uses only recyclable plastic bottles (PETE 1), which are manufactured without BPA.
Deluxe Honeydrop only uses organic honey, which helps sustain the life cycle of bees, which is currently an international concern. Organic beekeepers maintain the hive as nature intended, and because of the expense of the organic hive they don’t destroy it at the end of the season, which is a common practice in conventional beekeeping.