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Celsius Brings Back Spritz Vibe for Winter as a Shirley Temple
Celsius Spritz Vibe returns for winter as a sugar-free Shirley Temple, its third seasonal flavor in a year. Same 200mg Celsius formula.
Celsius Spritz Vibe is back for winter, and this time it's a Sparkling Shirley Temple. The new Winter Edition mixes cherry and lime in a sugar-free can with a holiday look, and it's already on shelves at Target. Amazon is expected to follow soon.
That makes it three different flavors under one Spritz Vibe name in about a year. Spritz Vibe now looks like Celsius' seasonal mocktail series, with each edition getting a new drink to copy. It sits inside the brand's flagship sugar-free line, which we cover in full on our Celsius Energy Drink product page.
Spritz Vibe Becomes a Series
The Spritz Vibe name first showed up last winter on Sparkling Snowball Frost, an icy citrus flavor with a nod to the classic snowball cocktail. It came back this summer with a completely different flavor, Sparkling Limoncello Twist, built around the Italian lemon liqueur. Now winter is here again and the name has switched to a Shirley Temple.
Here's what we know:
- Flavor: Sparkling Shirley Temple, with cherry and lime
- Edition: Spritz Vibe Winter Edition, the third Spritz Vibe flavor so far
- Nutrition: 0g sugar, 2g carbs, and 15 calories
- Caffeine: 200mg per 12 fl oz can, the same as the core Celsius lineup
- Where: Target has it in stores now, and Amazon is expected soon
A Shirley Temple is a smart pick for this series. It's the original mocktail, the drink you ordered as a kid while the adults had cocktails. Turning it into a 200mg Enny is a little funny, and that's part of why it works.
The bigger move here is how Celsius is using the format. Its sister brand Alani Nu, also owned by Celsius Holdings, is known for rotating limited drops that give fans a reason to keep checking the cooler. Spritz Vibe looks like Celsius trying the same playbook: one name, a fresh flavor each season, and a short run for each edition. That matters more after the CEO admitted in Celsius Q2 2026 Results that the company's SKU cuts went too deep. Seasonal drops add something new without committing a permanent shelf spot.
We don't know yet how long the Shirley Temple will last, whether it will reach Canada like Snowball Frost did, or when it will show up on Amazon.
Celsius: The Quick Breakdown
The formula is the same as standard Celsius. Only the flavor and the can design change. The full ingredient breakdown is on our Celsius Energy Drink page, and here's the short version:
- Caffeine (200mg): That's a mid-range dose for the category. Guarana seed extract and green tea extract count toward that 200mg total. They aren't extra caffeine on top of it.
- MetaPlus blend: This is Celsius' proprietary blend of green tea extract with EGCG, guarana, ginger root, vitamin C, B vitamins, and chromium. Celsius says it's designed to support thermogenesis when combined with exercise. It won't burn calories while you sit on the couch.
- Green tea extract with EGCG: This is the main ingredient behind Celsius' thermogenic pitch. The brand doesn't disclose the dose.
- Taurine, glucuronolactone, and ginger root extract: All three are on the label. None of them has a disclosed dose.
- Vitamins and minerals: Vitamin C (60mg), niacin (20mg), pantothenic acid (10mg), vitamin B6 (2mg), riboflavin (1.7mg), vitamin B12 (6mcg), biotin (300mcg), calcium (50mg), and chromium (50mcg).
- Everything else: Carbonated filtered water, citric acid, sucralose, and natural flavor. There's no aspartame, no high fructose corn syrup, and no artificial colors or flavors.
- Label claims: Gluten-free, kosher, non-GMO, and certified vegan.
The Live Flavor Lineup
The Shirley Temple joins a long list of Celsius Vibe flavors that rotate in and out. Here's what's available right now:
- Arctic Vibes (Frozen Berry) (12 Cans: $12.59)
- Astro Vibe (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Blue Razz Lemonade (Frizz-Free) (12 Cans: $17.99)
- Cherry Cola (12 Cans: $24.99)
- Cola (12 Cans: $13.97)
- Cosmic Vibe (Frozen Berry) (12 Cans: $13.97)
- Dragon Fruit Lime (Fizz-Free) (12 Cans: $21.24)
- Fantasy Vibe (Mandarin Marshmallow) (12 Cans: $40.00)
- Fuji Apple Pear (12 Cans: $12.59)
- Galaxy Vibe (Strawberry Watermelon) (12 Cans: $13.97)
- Grape Rush (12 Cans: $16.98)
- Green Apple Cherry (12 Cans: $16.98)
- Kiwi Guava (12 Cans: $12.59)
- Kiwi Strawberry (12 Cans: $13.27)
- Lemon Lime (12 Cans: $45.98)
- Mango Lemonade (12 Cans: $12.59)
- Mango Passionfruit (12 Cans: $13.97)
- Oasis Vibe (Prickly Pear Lime) (12 Cans: $13.27)
- Orange (4 Cans: $5.94)
- Peach Mango + Green Tea (Frizz-Free) (12 Cans: $16.49)
- Peach Vibe (White Peach) (12 Cans: $13.97)
- Pink Lemonade (Fizz-Free) (12 Cans: $21.24)
- Playa Vibe (Pina Colada) (12 Cans: $13.27)
- Raspberry Peach (12 Cans: $24.97)
- Retro Vibe (Sherbet Slush) (12 Cans: $24.99)
- Spritz Vibe - Lemoncello Twist (12 Cans: $21.24)
- Spritz Vibe - Shirley Temple (12 Cans: $24.99)
- Spritz Vibe - Snowball Frost (12 Cans: $36.55)
- Strawberry Lemonade (12 Cans: $20.62)
- Strawberry Passionfruit (12 Cans: $13.27)
- Tropical Vibe (Starfruit Pineapple) (12 Cans: $13.97)
- Variety Pack (12 Cans: $18.41)
- Watermelon (12 Cans: $13.97)
- Watermelon Berry (Frizz-Free) (1 Can: $2.57)
- Watermelon Lemonade (12 Cans: $13.97)
- Wild Berry (12 Cans: $12.59)
What to Watch Next
If you like cherry-lime, buy it while it's around. None of the earlier Spritz Vibe flavors stayed on shelves for long. For Celsius, the real question is whether a rotating mocktail series can bring back some of the excitement Alani Nu gets from its limited drops. If a summer Spritz Vibe shows up again in 2027, that will confirm this is a planned program.
