Alani Nu fans can barely keep it together now that one of the “best” flavors returned for the season, and rumors of another promising limited-time offer have begun picking up steam.
Barely two weeks after the cult-favorite energy drink brand’s seasonal Witches Brew variety was spotted at some stores early, whispers of another limited-edition flavor have gotten a little too loud to ignore.
In a since-deleted Instagram post on Tuesday, July 15, one trusted food blogger reported on a tip that alleged a rumor some tuned-in fans may already be familiar with: A new Pumpkin Cream flavor of Alani Nu is suspected to be released sometime next month.
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While there has been no formal announcement, the idea isn’t entirely far-fetched, as the brand previously launched a pumpkin spice-flavored whey-based protein powder. Fans don’t appear to need confirmation from the brand either, as just the thought of the festive fall flavor as an energy drink is enough to have them ready to grab a cart.
“I don’t think I’ve ever seen a pumpkin flavored energy drink but I would definitely try it if it’s real lol,” one admitted. “I love pumpkin.”
“As long as they bring back witches brew idc what else they bring out,” a second teased, adding, “also be sure to drop it at sam’s so i can stock up on the low🤪.”
Although the release is speculative, some unofficial sources reportedly informed customers that the new fall-inspired beverage will be on shelves shortly after Witches Brew makes its formal 2025 debut.
“I was just googling it to find it because an employee at a local supplement store just told me the same thing!” one more claimed online. “Said it should be coming out a little after Witches Brew and that Witches Brew should be out in about a month!”
An Alani Nu spokesperson was not immediately available for comment.
As for what we know for certain, the company’s ever-popular seasonal Witches Brew flavor has been spotted at Walgreens, while two other summery favorites–Cotton Candy and Sherbet Swirl–are currently listed as “sold out” on the Alani Nu website, making the rumors of an approaching seasonal flavor swap a little more credible. Guess fans will just have to wait until pumpkin spice season officially kicks off to see what the brand has in store for the fall.
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