Sacred water
Coverage of Sacred water in the Nexus archive.
- Luxury grocery store charging $12 for cup of ‘sacred water’
A luxury grocery store in Los Angeles, Erewhon, is selling a 12-ounce cup of 'Sacred Water' for $12, described as an herbal tonic with organic ingredients. The product is a partnership with shower filter company Jolie and is available until September. The store has previously sold high-priced items like a $19 strawberry and $30 cocktail ice.
- Erewhon is selling ‘Sacred’ water at $1 per ounce. Has the chain finally gone too far or found a new hit?
Erewhon is selling a $1-per-ounce drink called 'Sacred' water, described as a 'clarified tonic' containing coconut water, jasmine tea, raw honey, holy basil, anise hyssop, and green cardamom. The article questions whether this product represents a misstep or a successful innovation for the chain.
- Erewhon is selling 'Sacred' water at $1 per ounce. Has the chain finally gone too far or found a new hit?
Erewhon is selling a $1-per-ounce drink called 'Sacred' water, described as a clarified tonic containing coconut water, Jasmine tea, raw honey, holy basil, anise hyssop, green cardamom, white grape juice, and coconut milk. The article questions whether the chain has overstepped or discovered a new hit with this product.
- Erewhon is selling 'Sacred' water at $1 per ounce. Has the chain finally gone too far or found a new hit?
Erewhon is selling a $1 per ounce drink called 'Sacred' water, described as a clarified tonic with coconut water, jasmine tea, raw honey, holy basil, anise hyssop, green cardamom, white grape juice, and coconut milk. The article questions whether this product represents a bold new hit or an overreach for the chain.