Everything We Know About AriZona Liberty Lemonade

While AriZona is definitely a tea company by volume, they might not be by quantity of innovation. In a given year, we might see a handful of tea variants compared to a metric ton of new juice drinks. Case in point, we just got word of a brand new fruit juice cocktail coming from the kings of green tea. Stand and salute the newest flavor being packed into a 22oz Big Can: AriZona Liberty Lemonade.

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What’s the newest AriZona Fruit Juice Cocktail?

The patriotic Liberty Lemonade is hitting shelves this year in honor of America’s big birthday. Per the product description, this drink “delivers the sweet taste of freedom with a fruity blend of tart cherries, dark berries, and zesty citrus.” Yes, AriZona has finally given us a Cherry Berry Lemonade—that’s worth waving a flag over.

Where can I get AriZona Liberty Lemonade?

I’ve heard rumors that this drink will be exclusive to the 7-Eleven family of stores (including Speedway and Stripes), but I haven’t been able to confirm that theory. The product images seen above came from GoPuff’s website, which means AriZona Liberty Lemonade is either not exclusive or exclusive to multiple retailers at once—weird, but not unheard of. As for a release date, nothing’s been announced officially but I’ve seen plenty of “found in the wild” pictures suggesting these are rolling out to stores as we speak.

What else have we missed from AriZona recently?

AriZona Beverages have been on a roll with interesting choices recently. Back in the summer, AriZona released a fantastic Dole Whip-inspired Whipped Pineapple Orange Fruit Juice Cocktail exclusively to 7-Eleven, Speedway, and Stripes stores. In September, we saw the debut of three Mike’s Hot Honey-infused AriZona beverages (to mixed reviews, but points for uniqueness). October brought us both the “variant of a variant” Apple Lime Rickey and the “April Fools joke turned real product” Rizzler Berry juice cocktails. Lastly, AriZona debuted a charitable Chocolate Egg Cream Soda, solidifying 2025 as their wildest year for innovation to date.

The brand even released a multi-pack containing six of those harder-to-find drinks, subverting the complaints I hear in the comments from folks who don’t live near these major chains. Between that and their steadfast loyalty to the 99-cent price point, AriZona is truly for the people.