Six Barrel Soda sold to St Andrews Limes, moves to Hawke’s Bay

Six Barrel Soda’s Wellington manufacturing plant and cellar door will close. (Image: Supplied)

Mon, 10 Mar 2025

Wellington-based syrup and seltzer maker Six Barrel Soda has been sold to Hawke’s Bay’s St Andrews Limes, and manufacturing will move to the region.Six Barrel Soda said the companies had worked together for the past five years, with St Andrews supplying lime and lemon juice for many of Six Barrel’s syrups.The acquisition would take place on March 31, after which Six Barrel Soda would move from Wellington to a new production plant in Hawke’s Bay, which would feature a specialty soda factory and cellar door, it said.The sa...

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