Branded canned drinks
A drink made for your launch, sealed in your can.
We develop the recipe, fill and seal the cans in your artwork, and serve them at the event. Smoothies, milkshakes, mocktails and cocktails for launches, activations and gifting.
From £4.50 + VAT per can
4,000 cans for Adidas x Molly-Mae
Not merchandise
A drinks agency that cans, not a supplier that prints.
Most branded cans are merchandise: a stock drink with a label on it. Ours start as a drink. We develop the recipe for your brand in our Manchester studio, proof your artwork, then fill and seal every can ourselves, so the drink tastes like it was made for the launch, because it was.
Then we serve it. Chilled and handed out by our own team at the launch, the activation or the roadshow, or delivered ready for gifting and press drops.
Four ranges
- Smoothies: real fruit blends with a clean, vibrant finish
- Milkshakes: thick and indulgent, with dairy free bases on request
- Mocktails: layered, balanced and alcohol free
- Cocktails: bar quality serves built on real spirits
Canned cocktails for events
At high footfall events a canned serve moves a queue in seconds while keeping the quality of a bar drink. Canned cocktails and mocktails can run alongside a staffed bar, or replace it where speed matters most.
Pricing and minimums
Branded cans start from £4.50 + VAT per can. Formats, minimum runs and lead times depend on the recipe and the artwork, so we confirm them with your quote.
Case study
4,000 cans for a launch the whole country was watching.
Your drink, your can.
How your cans are made.
Footage from the Adidas x Molly-Mae production run.
Filled. The drink goes into the can, batch by batch.
Sealed. Each can seamed shut on a Cuppion sealer.
Ready. Finished cans stacked for the Molly-Mae launch.
Served. Chilled and handed out, carrying your artwork.
Cans we have made.
From recipe to artwork to delivery.
Your artwork. Your logo, colours and campaign artwork on the can, proofed before production.
Your recipe. A drink developed for your brand, or a serve from our four ranges.
Ready to serve. Chilled and served at the bar or handed out, so the brand leaves with every guest.
In short
What are branded canned drinks for events?
Branded canned drinks are drinks developed for a brand and sealed in cans that carry its artwork, so the serve leaves the event in a guest’s hand. Drink Differently makes them as a drinks agency rather than a merchandise supplier: we develop the recipe in our Manchester studio, proof the artwork, fill and seal the cans, and can serve them chilled at the event with our own team. There are four ranges: smoothies, milkshakes, mocktails and cocktails, with dairy free and alcohol free options. For the Adidas x Molly-Mae launch we produced 4,000 cans of iced matcha and iced latte carrying the collaboration’s artwork. Canned serves suit launches, gifting, influencer events and high footfall activations where speed matters, and can run alongside a staffed bar. Branded cans start from £4.50 + VAT per can, with formats and minimum runs confirmed in your proposal.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is the minimum order for branded cans?
Minimum runs depend on the recipe, the can format and the artwork. Tell us the quantity you have in mind and we will confirm what is possible with your quote.
How much do custom canned drinks cost?
Branded cans start from £4.50 + VAT per can. The recipe, the artwork and the quantity move the final figure.
Can you put our artwork on the can?
Yes. Your logo, colours and campaign artwork go on the can, and you approve a proof before anything is produced.
Can you supply canned cocktails for an event?
Yes. Canned cocktails and mocktails can run alongside a staffed bar or replace it where speed matters, served by our licensed team.
By Mr Flavour. Drink Differently is the creative drinks agency of Mr Flavour, rated 5.0 from 86 Google reviews. Cans designed here are also served at Mr Flavour events.
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