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Debate over new ‘sacred water’ priced at $12 at Erewhon

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Debate over new ‘sacred water’ priced at $12 at Erewhon
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The retailer Erewhon has launched a drink marketed as “sacred water” that carries a price tag of twelve US dollars.

According to the label, the ingredients are grape juice, honey, coconut water and jasmine tea.

The release has prompted a debate in which consumers and commentators question the purported benefits of the ingredients and the product’s price‑to‑value ratio.

Some express skepticism about the health‑related claims, while others welcome the offering as an innovative novelty.

Frequently asked questions

What is the ‘sacred water’?

It is a beverage made from grape juice, honey, coconut water and jasmine tea, offered by Erewhon at a price of twelve US dollars.

Why does the product spark debate?

Shoppers are questioning the health‑related statements made about the drink and whether its price matches the perceived benefits.