It's seltz limone e sale, Sicily's 100-year-old street drink: carbonated water, lemon and Sicilian sea salt, poured at the street kiosks of Catania for more than a century. Not a soda. Not a flavored water. Not really an electrolyte drink in the sports-supplement sense either. It's closer to a very old, very simple tradition than anything new.

For the best taste, we highly recommend that you enjoy it cold, but it can be stored at room temperature.

Most aluminum cans are lined with a polymer coating so that you don't get that metallic aftertaste. Glass is inert and doesn't react with anything, so it needs no liner and adds no flavor of its own. It also holds carbonation tighter and stays cold longer in your hand. We wanted you to taste Soletta the way it's poured at the kiosks in Catania.

0g of added sugar, and 150mg of sodium (7% daily value) per 12 fl oz bottle, from the sea salt. Check the label on your case for the full nutrition breakdown.

Five ingredients, all of them named: carbonated water, organic lemon juice, Sicilian sea salt, Italian lemon extract and citric acid. No "natural flavors," no sugar, no sweeteners.

Nope, neither. It makes a great non-alcoholic mixer, but there's no alcohol in the bottle itself.

Since Soletta is a food product, we can't take back opened cases. But if something about your order isn't right, reach out to info@drinksoletta.com and we'll figure out how to fix it.

Yes. Skip a delivery, change how often it arrives, or cancel outright from your account. Just make changes at least 3 days before you next charge if you want them to apply to that upcoming order.

Pick a delivery frequency (every 2, 4, or 6 weeks) and your case ships automatically after that. You can skip an order, change how often it comes, or cancel outright from your account, no need to call anyone.