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Red Bull is reintroducing its 330ml resealable aluminium bottles to Australian retailers this November, giving fans another way to enjoy their energy boost on the go.

Courtney Atkinson, Red Bull athlete, two-time Olympian
Courtney Atkinson, Red Bull athlete, two-time Olympian

Available in Red Bull Energy Drink and Red Bull Sugarfree variants, these bottles are the only Red Bull products with a resealable option.

First launched in 2012 and discontinued in 2021, the bottles have been widely requested by fans online, with calls like “I want the bottle so much” flooding platforms such as Reddit. Responding to these demands, Red Bull is bringing back this convenient alternative to its classic cans.

Designed for active lifestyles, the resealable bottles cater to a range of occasions, from workouts and road trips to summer festivals. Australian endurance athlete and two-time Olympian Courtney Atkinson, who incorporates Red Bull into his training, highlighted the practicality of the new format.

“Adding a Red Bull Energy Drink Bottle to my training routine will be a gamechanger,” Atkinson said. “The ability to reseal and take my Red Bull from the gym to the bike and beyond will mean I can train longer and harder.”

The Red Bull Energy Drink and Red Bull Sugarfree 330ml bottles will be available in petrol and convenience stores, as well as Coles.

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