Bing Beverage, Made With Apple & Cherry Juice 12 fl oz

Bing Beverage, Made With Apple & Cherry Juice (12 fl oz) reads like a hybrid between a soda and a flavored sparkling water — a brightly labeled, single-serve pick found in the refrigerated or ambient beverage aisle next to flavored sparkling waters, low-calorie sodas, and energy shots. You might also spot it stacked with other juice-enhanced seltzers or near lunchbox drinks at an endcap. It fits grab-and-go shopping trips, after-school pick-ups, road-trip coolers, or casual social occasions like movie nights where people want a fizzy, fruity option without the full sugar load of a regular soda. The brand leans youthful and playful — colorful packaging, a short quirky tagline (“Petey’s. Delicious. Refreshing.”) and “contains real juice” text give it a feel-good, slightly natural positioning aimed at teens and young adults seeking a fun, functional sip. Label copy emphasizes real juice and natural flavors while stopping short of organic or non-GMO certification, creating a light “health halo.” Visually it skews bright and kid-friendly rather than premium. In plain terms it is a processed, formulated beverage: juice from concentrate and a mix of sweeteners, preservatives, caffeine and botanical extracts have been combined for stability and flavor. Sensory notes: cold and carbonated with a clean, slightly syrupy fruit sweetness, a faint tartness from citric acid, and a mild caffeine/tonic edge from guarana and ginseng. Packaged in a slim 12 fl oz can or bottle, the ritual is pop-and-drink chilled — a quick, convenient refreshment that reads as more modern and “lighter” than cola but more engineered than straight juice.