Shoppers race for viral ‘Witches Brew’ drink & Costco fans can grab it for $25

If you haven’t heard about the Alani Nu energy drinks, then you must be living under a rock.

The new ‘healthy’ soda has tweens and millennials racing to get every flavor, and their limited edition Fall version is no different.

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The energy drink combines the taste of a tart green apple with sweet and salty caramel – just like you would get at the fair.

And the drink has been hard for shoppers to get their hands on as they are constantly being sold out in stores.

Many eagle-eyed fans noticed Walmart was selling a case of eight of the Witches Brew flavor for $34.49.

The spooky concoction has 12fl oz in each can and many see them as a collectible.

But for those wanting to grab the drinks, there is a shop selling them for a cheaper price.

Costco currently has stock of the limited-edition tipple and it’s a fraction of the price seen in Walmart.

The superstore is selling a pack of 18 cans for just $26.66 and it’s currently in stock online.

At such a bargain price, the sets are likely to sell out quickly so you’ll want to get them in your basket now.

The zero-sugar energy drink is filled with antioxidants, ginseng root, and 200mg of caffeine to keep you going throughout the day.

And that’s not all, the drinks, famed for their adorable packaging are even being used as home decor.

A quick look on social media shows many teens using the cans to decorate their bedroom walls with as they collect each flavor.

Other Alani Nu drink flavors include Cosmic Stardust, Pink Slush, Orange Kiss, Breezeberry and Juicy Peach.

COSTCO MUST-HAVES

The warehouse retailer is one of the most beloved in the US for a reason, and customers always have their go-to purchases.

On the social media platform Reddit, one Costco shopper asked a pertinent question that spawned dozens of answers.

The thread asked: “What is something that you buy every single time you Visit?”

This then opened the floodgates for several shoppers to spill their own personal Costco favorites.

One person wrote: “Rotisserie chickens and gas. We mix the chicken in with the dogs dry food.

“Way better value than buying canned dog food and they love it.”

Someone else commented in agreement: “Another vote for chicken and gas. Every. Single. Time.”

While a third put it the simplest: “Rotisserie chicken or gasoline.”