Nostalgic San Antonians, listen up: new Tampico Hard Punch doesn’t come in a gallon jug, but it does include booze

San Antonians who think fondly on childhood thirsts quenched by gallon jugs of brightly colored Tampico punch can now reactivate that memory in a decidedly more adult fashion.

Oklahoma City-based craft brewery COOP Ale Works — the same company behind 2021’s Sonic Drive In hard seltzers — has launched alcoholic Tampico Hard Punch in Texas.

The new flavored malt beverage line features two flavors: Hard Punch Citrus — a combination of orange, tangerine and lemon — and Hard Punch Island, featuring a blend of pineapple, banana and orange flavors.

Tampico Hard Punch drinks are available in four packs of 12-ounce cans and 24-ounce single-serve cans. Each sipper clocks in at 8% ABV.

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