The Great Hydration: A Canadian Creation Story

In the heart of Caledon, Ontario, two brothers, Sebastian and Alex, were as Canadian as a double-double and a hockey fight. Their passion? Squash. They dominated courts coast to coast, but halfway through games, they’d feel more drained than a Zamboni after overtime.

“We need a secret weapon,” Sebastian said, slumped against the court wall. “Something that keeps us going—and tastes amazing.”

“It’s gotta be Canadian,” Alex chimed in. “No fake sugary garbage. Real stuff. Real good. Real us.”

They both knew the culprit. Every electrolyte drink on the market, including the big names like "Gator***," was absolute trash. Sugary, artificial, and full of nonsense that left them feeling worse instead of better. They needed something clean, something that actually worked—a drink that properly fueled them for every rally, match, and victory lap.

So began their quest, fueled by local pride and way too much maple bacon. After some wild ideas (pickle brine? moose antler tea?), inspiration struck while hiking the Caledon trails.

“Spring water!” Alex shouted, his face lighting up. “Caledon Spring water is pure, fresh, and totally us. Let’s use that… and build the ultimate hydration formula around it.”

Sebastian grinned. “Northern Hydration. Simple, clean, unstoppable. Just like us.”

They got to work mixing, tasting, and laughing until they nailed the perfect recipe. No berries, no gimmicks—just clean, refreshing hydration powered by the best of Canada. Soon, they were sharing it with friends, squash rivals, and anyone who’d listen at the local rink. People loved it. The crisp, refreshing taste of Northern Hydration became the talk of Caledon.

“Nationwide next?” Sebastian asked, holding up a can.

Alex smirked. “Oh, for sure. But first, let’s make sure the town’s stocked. Can’t have the neighbours running dry.”

And so, with their Northern pride and competitive spirit, Sebastian and Alex set out to redefine hydration for Canadians everywhere. Northern Hydration wasn’t just a drink; it was a tribute to the land they loved and the people who inspired them.

Meet Alex and Sebastian With Their Dad Stefan Below!