

San Pedro, CA Happy Hour Expert Level 1 250 reviews February 22nd 2020, 7:17 pm Since I’m drinking it (again) I might as well leave a review 11/10 super good not sour taste. A Whole Foods rep says that it sells the concoction in “a couple” of stores and that it is waiting to get the ingredient list before deciding whether to pull it off the shelves as well. Four ounces is a glass of wine - so for four ounces you are drinking 94 calories - which IS skinny for a margarita. Skiing Original Margarita - 750ml Bottle has a nice light classic lime margarita flavor. The company also offered a third version of how the drink came off Whole Foods’ shelves - it said the chain didn’t “pull” the drink, it simply decided not to place any new orders.įrankel also launched Skinnygirl Sangria last month. It’s unclear how much of the preservative is in the drink.Ī rep for Beam Global - which bought Frankel’s line but has kept her involved - said the drink has “extremely low levels” of sodium benzoate and noted that it’s a “very common” preservative. We were bound to piss someone off, and everyone loves to try to tear down a success. We are, in fact, the fastest growing spirits brand in the US. “They represent an infinitesimal fraction of our business. “With all due respect to Whole Foods, we were in a dozen of their stores and have decided not to continue in these stores,” she said.

She also claimed that Whole Foods didn’t fire her drinks - they quit. is as close to nature as possible, while still being a shelf-stable product,” the “Bethenny Ever After” star said in a statement to “Access Hollywood.” If I could put an agave plant and some limes on a shelf I would. After discovering that it contains a preservative that does not meet our quality standards, we have had to stop selling it.”įrankel - who sold her 2-year-old drink line this past spring for a reported $120 million - shrugged off Whole Foods’ move and her misrepresentations to the public about the lack of preservatives. In a written statement, Whole Foods said the Skinnygirl Margarita “had been offered in 16 of Whole Foods Market’s 310 stores. Studies have found that the preservative can become carcinogenic if mixed with other substances such as vitamin C. The drink - which Frankel crows on her Web site is “the margarita you can trust” with “all natural ingredients” and “no preservatives” - actually contains the preservative sodium benzoate, sources said. Whole Foods has stopped selling former “Real House wives of New York City” star Bethenny Frankel’s Skinnygirl Margarita after discovering it has potentially carcinogenic in gredients.

Sign up here for our daily Thrillist email, and get your fix of the best in food/drink/fun.Īnthony Schneck is the health editor at Thrillist, and is never drinking again.People who say the “Real Housewives” are toxic have no idea how right they are. Made from premium Blue Agave Silver Tequila (yes, please) and lightly sweetened with agave nectar. I'm not sure I feel any skinnier after this experiment, but I've certainly broadened my palate to include the diverse, agave-sweetened world of ready-to-serve cocktails - with none of the "guilt" that comes with consuming calories, of any kind, at any time. Theres a reason this is the one that started it all. Amazing! Add to that the fact that this has a higher alcohol content than most of the other cocktails, and I'm ready to kick back with the girls and enjoy an evening of peach-flavored real talk. This one smells like a peach Jolly Rancher, and tastes. Tasting notes: Do Skinnygirl loyalists freak out every time a new flavor is released, thrown into fits of anxiety over the possibility that CALORIES might be a part of the "unique twist"? Nutritional info: 12.7% ABV 37.2 calories/1.5 fluid ounce 1.2g carbs/1.5 fluid ounce But don't worry - this one's low-cal too."

What the company says: "White Peach boasts premium Silver Tequila with sweet agave nectars, but adds in a unique twist with sweet ripe peach and hints of lime.
