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BeatBox and Cinnabon have introduced BeatBox Cinnamon Roll, an alcoholic drink inspired by the bakery chain’s flavors. Separately, Coca-Cola-owned Topo Chico has launched Colección, a premium sparkling water in slim cans, sold in eight-packs for $9.99.
BeatBox and Cinnabon have launched BeatBox Cinnamon Roll, an alcoholic drink inspired by the bakery chain’s flavors, while Topo Chico has entered the premium canned sparkling-water market with Colección. The launches add a bakery-inspired beverage and a portable canned water to their brands’ respective product lineups.
BeatBox Cinnamon Roll is described as a party punch combining notes of spiced cinnamon, brown sugar and cream cheese frosting. BeatBox, majority-owned by AB InBev, developed the drink with Cinnabon after teasing the concept as an April Fools’ joke in 2023. According to Food Dive, fans responded by asking the companies to make the flavor real. BeatBox says the product joins a pipeline of more than 15 flavors and innovations inspired by its consumers.
Topo Chico Colección is a carbonated, filtered water made with minerals associated with the brand’s signature taste. It comes in eight-packs of 12-ounce slim cans and is listed at $9.99. Food Dive reports it is available at Walmart, Target, Albertsons, Safeway and online. The canned format differs from Topo Chico’s flagship mineral water, which is sold in glass bottles; the brand also sells Sabores, a sparkling water with fruit juice.
The announcements are part of a Food Dive “Leftovers” roundup of new food and beverage products. That report also covered Bauducco’s Skippy Peanut Butter Chocottone, a peanut-butter version of the Brazilian brand’s chocolate-filled holiday bread. The available source gives no product pricing or retail details for the BeatBox-Cinnabon drink.
Two Brands Expand Their Beverage Lines
The launches show two distinct ways beverage companies are extending familiar brands into new formats and flavors. BeatBox and Cinnabon are using a bakery-inspired alcoholic drink to turn a social-media-style joke into a product, while Topo Chico is placing its mineral-associated taste in a slim canned format aimed at consumers seeking a more portable option.
For shoppers, the practical difference is clear: Colección adds a canned, filtered sparkling water alongside Topo Chico’s existing offerings, while BeatBox Cinnamon Roll brings Cinnabon-inspired flavor notes into an alcoholic punch. The report does not provide sales forecasts or evidence of consumer demand beyond BeatBox’s account of fan requests, so the commercial impact of either launch remains to be seen.
Cinnabon-inspired alcoholic beverage
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From April Fools’ Joke to Drink
BeatBox first floated a Cinnabon-inspired flavor as an April Fools’ joke in 2023. The companies later made the idea into BeatBox Cinnamon Roll after fans asked for it, according to the Food Dive report. Other brands have also turned joke concepts into products: the report cites Ferrero’s Dr Pepper Tic Tac, Kraft Heinz’s Claussen pickle cocktail and a Burt’s Bees collaboration with Hidden Valley Ranch.
Topo Chico Colección arrives as the brand’s original mineral water is beginning to return after production was paused while Coca-Cola updated its water source and manufacturing facilities in Mexico, Food Dive reports. The article also cites Grand View Research’s estimate that the bottled sparkling water segment was valued at $4.76 billion in 2025 and is forecast to grow at an annual compound rate of 8.3% through 2033. That is an industry forecast, not a sales projection for Colección.
““That’s what we love about the BeatBox community. They’re vocal, they keep us on our toes and they inspire some of our best ideas.””
— Justin Fenchel, BeatBox Beverages co-founder and CEO
Pricing and Rollout Details Remain Limited
The source does not specify BeatBox Cinnamon Roll’s price, alcohol content, package size or retail availability. It also does not say whether the drink is a limited-time release or describe its distribution footprint.
For Colección, the reported $9.99 price and listed retailers establish its stated launch details, but the source does not give a launch date, explain whether availability varies by location or provide sales data. Coca-Cola’s return of Topo Chico’s original mineral water is described as beginning, but the report does not provide a timetable for the return to full availability.
Retail Availability Will Test Demand
Consumers can look for Topo Chico Colección at the retailers and online channels listed in the report. The next practical indicator will be whether the canned water remains available across those outlets as Topo Chico’s original mineral water returns to shelves.
The report gives no future launch milestones for BeatBox Cinnamon Roll, including expansion plans or a stated end date. Any further details about its distribution, pricing or duration would need confirmation from BeatBox or Cinnabon.
Key Questions
What is BeatBox Cinnamon Roll?
It is a BeatBox alcoholic party punch made with Cinnabon, described as having notes of spiced cinnamon, brown sugar and cream cheese frosting. The source does not state its alcohol content or package size.
Why did BeatBox and Cinnabon make the drink?
BeatBox first teased a Cinnabon-inspired flavor as an April Fools’ joke in 2023. Food Dive reports that fans asked the brands to make it into a real product.
What is Topo Chico Colección?
Colección is a carbonated, filtered water made with Topo Chico’s signature minerals. It is sold in eight-packs of 12-ounce slim cans.
Where can shoppers buy Colección, and how much does it cost?
Food Dive reports an $9.99 retail price and availability at Walmart, Target, Albertsons, Safeway and online. Local stock may vary, and the source does not specify whether every retailer carries it in every market.
Is Topo Chico’s original mineral water still available?
The report says the original water is beginning to return after a production pause tied to updates to Coca-Cola’s water source and manufacturing facilities in Mexico. It does not give a timetable for full availability.
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