The Quench | Cold Pressed Watermelon Juice Blend

Although we often throw them away, watermelon rinds are not only edible but also highly nutritious! Little West’s The Quench cold-pressed watermelon juice includes watermelon rinds for extra vitamins, minerals, and bioactive compounds like citrulline. Studies suggest citrulline may increase recovery time and improve athletic performance.

A lot more than most people realize! Watermelon is about 90% water by weight, which makes it one of the most naturally hydrating fruits you can sip. But the other 10% is where the good stuff lives. You get lycopene, the antioxidant behind that red-pink color, plus citrulline, an amino acid that's concentrated in the rind, which is exactly why we keep ours in. The strawberry in The Quench adds vitamin C, and the lime brings extra antioxidant brightness. A pretty stacked little bottle.

It depends. Most bottled “watermelon water” drinks and grocery store versions add cane sugar, agave, or fruit concentrate — pushing them past 15g of sugar per serving. The Quench has only 5g of naturally occurring sugar per 12oz bottle. No added sugar, no concentrate, no fillers. That’s lower than most cold pressed juices, lower than most flavored sparkling waters, and dramatically lower than any sports drink. You can drink it daily without worrying about the sugar.

When kept refrigerated, The Quench stays fresh, nutritious, and delicious right up until the "Enjoy By" date printed on the bottle, which is usually several weeks after you buy it. Because it's never pasteurized, the natural enzymes, vitamins, and aromatic compounds are still active, so that freshness window is real, not just marketing. Once you open a bottle, we recommend drinking it within 3 days. Just keep it refrigerated the whole time, and give it a good shake before pouring, since natural separation may occur.

Mid-day, after sun exposure, or post-workout — whenever your body’s asking for hydration. The Quench is built for replacing fluids and electrolytes, so save the morning slot for Gingersnap or Sunrise and grab this one when you’ve already been out and moving. Pour over crushed ice with a sprig of mint for the simplest summer drink, mix with sparkling water for a low-sugar mocktail, or drink it straight from the bottle when you’re truly thirsty. If you’re new to cold pressed juice in general and want to know when, how often, and how much to drink across the day, our beginner’s guide to drinking cold pressed juice walks through the full routine. Keep refrigerated and shake well — natural separation may occur.