White Claw Claw Tails Variety 2Pk

White Claw Claw Tails Variety 2Pk is a cocktail-inspired canned flavored malt beverage variety pack at 7% ABV, featuring four distinct flavors in 12 oz cans. Each flavor draws from a classic cocktail blueprint — Mai Tai, Mango Margarita, Strawberry Cosmo, and Blackberry Mojito — processed through White Claw's proprietary Cold Wave Filtered™ method to deliver a cleaner-tasting, fruit-forward drinking experience at a higher ABV than the brand's core hard seltzers.

Quick Facts: ABV: 7%  |  Origin: United States  |  Style: Cocktail-Inspired Flavored Malt Beverage  |  Producer: Mark Anthony Brewing

Production & Heritage

ClawTails are produced by Mark Anthony Brewing, a subsidiary of the Mark Anthony Group, at facilities in Glendale, Arizona and Columbia, South Carolina. The base is a gluten-free malted alcohol derived primarily from sugar, water, yeast, nutrients, and trace amounts of malted gluten-free grains — setting it apart from spirit-based canned cocktails. The defining production step is the Cold Wave Filtered™ process, a proprietary filtration technique designed to strip out harsh malt character and allow the cocktail-inspired flavors to stay in the foreground. At 7% ABV, ClawTails sit above White Claw's standard 5% hard seltzers, positioning them as the brand's answer to the growing ready-to-drink cocktail category.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Each can opens with a distinct fruit-driven nose. The Mai Tai leads with tropical pineapple and passionfruit; the Mango Margarita carries ripe mango brightened by lime; the Strawberry Cosmo presents a gentler, delicate berry bouquet; and the Blackberry Mojito delivers a darker, herbaceous character.

Taste: Across the board, flavors are fruit-forward with minimal malt presence. The Mai Tai moves from pineapple to passionfruit, finishing with a subtle nut-like orgeat sweetness that lingers. The Mango Margarita stands out as particularly well-balanced, with lime contributing a bright, subtly sour intermission between mango notes and only faint hints of malt. The Strawberry Cosmo is the most restrained of the four, with soft, accessible fruit flavors. The Blackberry Mojito is the most polarizing, delivering a notably dank, herbal quality alongside the berry component.

Finish: Finishes are generally clean and moderate in length, consistent with the Cold Wave filtration approach. The Mai Tai's orgeat-like sweetness lingers longest, while the Margarita and Cosmo fade to a crisp, carbonated close.

How to Drink ClawTails

ClawTails are designed to be consumed chilled, straight from the can or poured over ice. They intentionally replicate finished cocktails, so no mixing is required. That said, adventurous drinkers can use them as building blocks: the Mango Margarita works well over crushed ice with a salted rim and a squeeze of fresh lime for added tartness; the Mai Tai can be layered with a float of dark rum for a more potent tropical punch; and the Strawberry Cosmo can be combined with a splash of fresh-squeezed orange juice for a simple brunch spritz.

Best For

• Stocking a cooler for outdoor gatherings or barbecues where cocktail variety matters
• Sampling multiple ClawTails flavors before committing to a single-flavor pack
• Offering guests a no-blender, no-bartender cocktail option at house parties
• Beach, pool, or boat days where glass bottles and barware are impractical

Frequently Asked Questions

What does ClawTails taste like? ClawTails are fruit-forward and lightly carbonated, with flavors modeled after specific cocktails — tropical and nutty (Mai Tai), bright mango-lime (Mango Margarita), soft berry (Strawberry Cosmo), and herbaceous blackberry (Blackberry Mojito). Alcohol notes stay in the background despite the 7% ABV.

How does ClawTails compare to High Noon? High Noon uses a real vodka and fruit juice base, while ClawTails relies on a gluten-free malted alcohol base processed through proprietary Cold Wave filtration. ClawTails aims for cocktail-specific flavor profiles at 7% ABV, whereas High Noon's core line focuses on single-fruit flavors at 4.5% ABV, making ClawTails the stronger and more complex-tasting option.

Is ClawTails good for cocktail lovers? ClawTails works well for drinkers who enjoy cocktail flavors but want the convenience of a ready-to-drink can. The four flavors in this variety pack cover a range from tropical to herbal, giving a genuine cocktail-inspired experience without any mixing.

Where is ClawTails made? ClawTails is produced by Mark Anthony Brewing at production facilities in Glendale, Arizona and Columbia, South Carolina. Mark Anthony Brewing is a subsidiary of the Mark Anthony Group, the Canadian-headquartered company behind the White Claw brand.

What foods pair well with ClawTails? The Mai Tai pairs naturally with grilled teriyaki chicken or pork, where the orgeat sweetness complements caramelized glaze. Mango Margarita suits fish tacos or ceviche, with its lime brightness cutting through richness. Strawberry Cosmo works alongside a light charcuterie board with soft cheeses. Blackberry Mojito's herbal quality pairs with jerk-seasoned dishes or spiced lamb skewers.

What sizes does ClawTails come in? ClawTails are available in 12 oz cans, sold in variety packs as well as single-flavor multipacks depending on market availability.

Is ClawTails worth the price? ClawTails positions as a mid-tier ready-to-drink option, priced competitively within the flavored malt beverage category. The 7% ABV and cocktail-specific flavor engineering offer more complexity than standard hard seltzers, providing solid value for the segment.

Why ClawTails?

The ClawTails line represents White Claw's deliberate push beyond simple hard seltzer territory into cocktail-inspired drinking. The Cold Wave Filtered™ process is a genuine differentiator — it addresses the common complaint that malt-based canned drinks taste overly sweet or carry an unpleasant malt backbone. At 7% ABV, these cans deliver more punch than the brand's flagship seltzers while maintaining a clean, fruit-driven profile. For anyone looking to explore the ready-to-drink cocktail space without committing to a single flavor, this variety pack provides a legitimate cross-section of what the ClawTails range has to offer.