Retail and stockists

Bring BRiiNE to your fridge.

Premium Sparkling Hydration Beverage for Everyday Life, in a white can with a fish on it.

Ingredients: pending confirmation PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: match the can's back label word for word
A white BRiiNE can poured into a glass on a tennis court Real video

Cans produced: 24,000. The fish is keeping count.

First production run. As of October 2026.

Approved by Christian, Oct 30

The idea

The fridge isn't broken. It's lacking nuance.

A beverage people can place

Sparkling water with a purpose. It makes sense at a café table, a desk or the clubhouse.

A can and a fish people remember

A white can, a fish with opinions and a line that gets noticed: you look dehydrated.

A founder story in one sentence

Luke wanted a sparkling beverage for everyday life that he'd actually reach for, so he made it.

Ingredients: pending confirmation PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: match the can's back label word for word

Where it fits

Anywhere people stop for a beverage.

Cafés and roasteries

Next to the coffee, for the second order.

Bars and hospitality

Something to order that still feels like a choice.

Spas and Nordic spas

Refreshment that suits the setting.

Golf and country clubs

The cart, the clubhouse, the ninth hole.

Offices

The fridge everyone visits at three in the afternoon.

Specialty grocery

A beverage worth keeping in the fridge at home.

The brand

Not just a SKU.

Every case comes with a whole world: the can, the fish, the voice and the evenings.

A BRiiNE can and a tennis ball by the net Real photo

The white can

White, easy to spot on a shelf, with a fish on the back.

A BRiiNE can on a surfboard on the lake at sunset Real photo

The voice

You look dehydrated. Flip before you sip. Hydrate like a fish.

BRiiNE cans on a dinner table with pizza Real photo

The evenings

By BRiiNE: people make something, learn something and meet someone.

Proof so far

Early days, real places.

Events so far

Pizza-making and Cupcakes and Cocktails.

Founding date: pending approval PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: the founding year, for Christian to approve

First production run

1,000 cases (24,000 cans).

Traction numbers PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: empty until Christian approves figures to publish

Why stockists reorder

Built for the second order.

PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: the line above says stockists reorder: confirm at least one has

A story staff can tell

Luke wanted a sparkling beverage for everyday life that he'd actually reach for, so he made it. That's the whole pitch, and it fits at the till.

A can that looks good on a shelf and a table

White and easy to spot, in a fridge or next to a plate.

A fish people ask about

It starts conversations. Staff get to finish them.

Reorder rates PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: empty until Christian approves real figures to publish
Press PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: empty: no press to cite yet
What stockists say PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: empty: real quotes only, with permission

The case

24 cans. One flavour per case.

Every can includes the $0.10 can recycling fee and the $0.01 CRC fee.

PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: from the store's 24-pack descriptions: confirm they apply to wholesale prices

There's no price list online: wholesale pricing sits behind the wholesale sign-in. Ask us for access.

PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: wholesale sign-in: confirm where it lives before linking it

Ruby Wild and Proper Lemon (a working name) are limited drops. Join the list.

A cooler packed with BRiiNE cans on ice Real photo

What stockists get

More than a delivery.

Samples

Try it before you stock it.

PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: samples: confirm

Staff who get it

A short introduction, so your team can explain the beverage in a sentence.

PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: staff introduction: confirm

The Fisherman's Club

Our club for stockists and early adopters.

Point of sale: what stockists get PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: POS material: confirm
Lead times PLACEHOLDER – awaiting Christian: lead times

They're very hard to invoice.

Stockists

Tell us about your place

Business name, a contact, your city and roughly how many cases a month. We'll be in touch.