Lipa Young Coconut Water (17.5 fl.oz)

Lipa Young Coconut Water is a naturally refreshing drink made from the juice of tender young coconuts—prized for their mildly sweet taste and hydrating benefits. Packaged in a convenient 17.5 fl.oz can, this drink offers a taste of the tropics, straight from the Philippines. It’s the perfect way to enjoy real coconut water anytime, anywhere.

🥥 Typical Use
Lipa Young Coconut Water is best enjoyed chilled as a natural, caffeine-free beverage for hydration and refreshment. Ideal for workouts, merienda time, or simply beating the heat, it’s a healthier alternative to sugary soft drinks and energy beverages.

✨ Other Uses

• Smoothie Base: Add to fruit smoothies for extra hydration and a tropical twist.

• Coconut Mocktails: Mix with lime, mint, or other fruit juices for refreshing non-alcoholic drinks.

• Dessert Pairing: Serve alongside Filipino desserts like halo-halo, leche flan, or ube halaya.

• Rehydration Aid: Ideal for post-exercise or after long exposure to heat and sun.

🇵🇭 A Taste of the Filipino Tropics
Coconut water, known locally as buko juice, is a cherished part of Filipino culture. Often sold at roadside stalls, beaches, and local markets, it’s loved for its purity, health benefits, and cooling effect. Lipa, a region known for its agricultural products, lends its name to this trusted beverage brand, bringing a homegrown Filipino favorite to a broader audience.

⚠️ Allergens and Label Review
This product contains coconut, a tree nut. It is typically free from dairy, soy, gluten, and other major allergens.
Always check the product packaging for the most accurate and up-to-date list of ingredients and allergens.

📌 Disclaimer
This product description is for informational purposes only and should not replace professional advice or the product label. Always consult the packaging for complete and accurate product details.

Rehydrate the natural way with Lipa Young Coconut Water (17.5 fl.oz)—a pure, tropical drink that connects you to the refreshing heart of Filipino tradition