Alani Nu’s Next Energy Drink Flavor Is Lime Slush—Here’s Everything We Know

I woke up this morning to two of the best things in the world: freshly-fallen snow and the news of a new Alani Nu flavor. Every sorority’s favorite energy drink brand is launching a new flavor in just a few months and we have all the tea. Let’s find out what we’ll all be sipping on in 2026.

Where did this information come from?

Don’t let anyone tell you Facebook is dead. Sure, it’s mostly AI slop and ragebait, but sometimes people post Alani Nu’s 2026 release calendar on there too! The since-deleted post to an Alani Nu fan club group listed two new flavor innovations, as well as a batch of returning limited-time flavors and new additions to Alani Nu’s permanent slate. We’ll be covering all those 2026 details in a separate article ASAP; stay tuned to Sporked for more.

What are the new Alani Nu flavors?

The first of those new flavors is Cherry Bomb; we covered the first rumblings of that flavor a while back, but I’m now 100% confident we’ll see that flavor hit shelves in January—especially since Alani Nu’s parent company Celsius filed a takedown on my Instagram post about the flavor. And I’m still out here giving them free promotion on multiple platforms. (Alani Nu, I’m a size large in apology merchandise.) The second flavor revealed in that calendar is the real news of the day: Lime Slush.

How many slushie-flavored Alani Nu energy drinks are there?

Lime Slush will be the fourth or fifth slush-themed flavor, depending on how you count them. Cherry Slush, Blue Slush, and Pink Slush are well-established permanent flavors for the brand, plus Hawaiian Shaved Ice—we can all agree that’s slushie-ish, right? The “Slush” line is a proven concept from Alani Nu, so I’m definitely looking forward to this new addition.

When will Alani Nu Lime Slush hit shelves?

We’ll see Alani Nu Lime Slush on shelves starting in late February 2026. This flavor isn’t slated to be exclusive to any particular retailer, so we should see it wherever Alani Nu is sold—which is everywhere.