Dunkin’ Introducing Spiked Coffee Creations for a Bold Buzz
(Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)
If you want to take your caffeine buzz up a notch, get ready as Dunkin’ is introducing a new line of spiked coffee creations.
I feel like every time I go to the store, usually Total Wine or ABC in Fort Myers, there’s a new brand of something spiked. Could be the many brands of seltzers, hard Mountain Dew, spiked Sunny D, lemonade with an added kick..the list goes on and on. But how about spiked coffee? It may be something you make yourself on the weekends by adding a little Bailey’s to your cup. But Dunkin’ is here to make life easier with a new line they’re launching in the near future.
According to their website, Dunkin’ will be launching Dunkin’ Spiked Iced Coffee. It will come in four flavors- original, caramel, mocha and vanilla and each with 6% ABV.
But wait, there’s more!
If you’re more of a tea drinker, Dunkin’ will also offer Dunkin’ Spiked Iced Tea. That will come in four flavors as well- slightly sweet, half & half, strawberry dragonfruit and mango pineapple each with 5% ABV. These teas sound perfect to bring to the beach!
No release date has been announced quite yet or info on where to purchase, but it can’t come soon enough. I can’t wait to try these!
25 Restaurants Are Now Open On Sanibel And Captiva Islands
It’s hard to believe Hurricane Ian hit almost a year and a half ago and while we still have a long way to go, more than 25 restaurants are now open on Sanibel and Captiva Islands.
I’ve been spending a lot time on our local beaches. I love that here in Southwest Florida, even when there’s nothing to do, there’s something to do. And that something for me, is always heading to the beach. I usually head to Sanibel to either Bowman’s Beach or Tarpon Bay Beach. I love Gulfside City Park too, but rarely do I make it out early enough to get a parking spot. It’s been SO nice seeing all the people out enjoying the beaches, it’s been busy nearly every weekend.
There’s also a lot of businesses reopening too. Between lodging, restaurants, shopping, and things to do like kayaking and fishing charters. I will say that driving around out there just breaks your heart. It’s not so much that there’s debris everywhere, it just looks very bare and to see huge homes and condo complexes just crumbling, is so sad. Slowly but surely though, things are reopening and the island is welcoming visitors back out to the islands to stay, play and dine. You can find a full list of open businesses here
25 Restaurants Now Open on Sanibel & Captiva Islands:
Marija is a morning show host on WXKB/B1039, midday host on WRXK/96KRock and night show host on WPBB/98.7 The Shark. She loves to write about food, travel, and things to do around the state of Florida.
