Remember the 1990s? That decade gave us Crystal Pepsi, Surge, and the great disaster that was Frootopia. Bevi is the 2020s answer to our collective craving for low-sugar, functional fun. It’s the bartender who remembers your name but pours only electrolytes.
Each cartridge of flavor concentrate costs about $20 to $40 and lasts for hundreds of servings. That’s roughly 5 to 10 cents per drink. Compare that to a $3.50 bottle of Vitaminwater, and you’ll wonder why you ever paid for marketing gimmicks. It’s the same logic as buying in bulk at Costco, but with a touchscreen and a carbonation button.
Pop culture has noticed, too. The Office would have been half the show without its coffee machine drama. A Bevi in the break room would have solved so many problems—no more cold coffee, no more arguing over who didn’t brew a fresh pot. Just endless, gentle fizz.
How Much Does A Bevi Machine Cost at Edward Gratwick blog