™Made to Keep Going.
Schorle (SHOR-luh): two parts sparkling water, one part real fruit, a pinch of minerals. No added sugar or sweeteners.*
You can't fake great taste.
Apple
Just apple. Nothing to figure out.
Crisp New York Fuji apples.
Strawberry Apple
Strawberry, with a zesty friend.
Sweet strawberry, crisp apple, a squeeze of lime.
Mango Apple
The king of mangoes, acting casual.
100% Alphonso mango purée, crisp apple.
Wait, isn’t that just soda, a sports drink, seltzer, sparkling juice?
Nope. It’s Schorle (SHOR-luh). Its own thing.
In the Alps, it’s what you drink after the climb, at lunch and after practice. The recipe is simple:
Water
Two parts sparkling water. Purified by reverse osmosis. The next best thing to a glacial spring.
Fruit
One part real fruit. Never from concentrate. No added flavors.
New York-grown Fuji apples and pure fruit purées, like 100% Alphonso mango.
Electrolytes
Calcium, magnesium, potassium, and a pinch of sea salt.
Just enough for practice, and after.
That’s the whole recipe.
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vs. soda
Real juice.
Nothing added.
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vs. sports drinks
Minerals from the sea.
No neon. No rocket fuel.
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vs. flavored seltzer
Actual fruit.
Not the flavoring of one.
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vs. sparkling juice
Lighter and crisper.
Not just for special occasions.
Not in here:
- No stevia
- No monk fruit
- No erythritol
- No sucralose
- No added sugar
- No dyes
- No caffeine
The only sweet thing in here is fruit.
10–13 g per can, 0 g added.* Think orange slices at halftime. Just enough to keep you moving.
*Not a low calorie food. See nutrition information for sugar and calorie content.
Meet the
dahu.
Ask around in the Alps and the locals might send you hunting for the legendary Dahu: a mountain goat with legs shorter on one side than the other. Not so great at changing direction. Perfect for steep slopes.
The Dahu hunt may be a classic Alpine joke but we fell for him anyway. He's curious, always on the go, and a little bit of a troublemaker.
Sounds like a few kids we know. A few adults too.
Good luck keeping up.
Dahu was here.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s a Schorle (SHOR-luh)?
Say SHOR-luh. It’s real fruit juice mixed with sparkling water, typically mineral water. Ours is purified water with minerals added back. A European staple, almost unknown here.
What’s in Dahü’s electrolyte blend?
Details coming soon.
What's in the can?
Sparkling reverse osmosis water with added minerals and a pinch of sea salt, real fruit juice, premium purées, and L-malic acid (the natural kind). That’s it.
How much sugar is in Dahü?
10–13 g per 12 fl oz can, all from the fruit juice: Apple 13 g, Strawberry Apple 10 g, Mango Apple 13 g. 0 g added sugar and no sweeteners of any kind, not even stevia or monk fruit. Not a low calorie food. See nutrition information for sugar and calorie content.
Are Dahü products non-GMO, vegan, gluten-free, kosher?
Dahü is made with non-GMO ingredients, is vegan-friendly, gluten-free, OU kosher certified.
Can I drink more than one Dahü a day?
Yes. Dahü is made for drinking throughout the day, not just after a workout: with lunch, after practice, on the drive home. It’s two parts sparkling water to one part fruit, with no added sugar or sweeteners. Not a low calorie food. See nutrition information for sugar and calorie content.
Can I get Dahü for my team, event or office?
Yes. Coaches and team parents: team orders for practices, games and tournaments. Planning a race, field day or party? Event orders. Stocking an office fridge? Office delivery, on a schedule.
When can I get it?
Dahü launches in winter 2027. Join the list for early access before anyone else.
Practice ends.
We’re just getting started.
Early access before anyone else, launching winter 2027. Plus the occasional dahu sighting.
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Made to keep going.
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