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Sandestin Resort launches artisanal Seltzers in partnership with Tin Roof Brewery

Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort has collaborated with Tin Roof Brewery to introduce four new signature seltzers. The signature seltzer collection features four unique flavors: The new seltzers will be available across Sandestin’s dining establishments, from casual Tiki Bars to the luxurious settings of Hotel Effie. Guests can enjoy them as an addition to their meal or while […]

Jared Williams

Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort has collaborated with Tin Roof Brewery to introduce four new signature seltzers.

The seltzers, designed to capture the essence of beach life and contemporary flavors, celebrate Sandestin’s 50 years.

The signature seltzer collection features four unique flavors:

Island Serenity: A mix of coconut puree and hibiscus tea.
Limeberry Bliss: Infused with real strawberries and a burst of lime.
Mango Heatwave: Rich mango flavor with a hint of jalapeño.
Sunset Citrus: Blood orange and pineapple, reminiscent of a tropical fruit punch tiki drink.

The new seltzers will be available across Sandestin’s dining establishments, from casual Tiki Bars to the luxurious settings of Hotel Effie. Guests can enjoy them as an addition to their meal or while relaxing by the beach or pool.

For more information about Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort and the new signature seltzers, visit their website or contact the resort directly.

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