Drinkmate Launches OmniFizz Carbonation System on Sam’s Club Online U.S.

For beer buyers, distributors and on‑premise managers, the key question is whether Drinkmate’s entry into Sam’s Club will open a new volume channel or simply give consumers another way to buy the product.

Drinkmate’s newest launch – Omni Fizz on Sam’s Club online – signals a shift in how home‑carbonation products reach consumers and, for the trade, a new way to get them into stores.

The press release says the system “allows consumers to carbonate any beverage” and notes it is now available through Sam’s Club’s website. The background data confirms the launch date as June 5, 2026 – a concrete entry point for distributors tracking sales trends – and that Omni Fizz uses a 1‑liter carbonation bottle standard coupled with a 60‑L CO₂ cylinder. This design, driven by Drinkmate’s patented Fizz Infuser, solves the foaming problem that has plagued other manual carbonators when handling sugary or viscous liquids. The feature is a clear differentiator from SodaStream, which typically markets its products as water‑only solutions.

From a distribution standpoint, moving to Sam’s Club means Drinkmate now taps a channel that serves millions of households and offers bulk purchasing options for CO₂ cylinders and reusable bottles. Wholesalers can watch the sales at Sam’s Club to gauge whether adding Drinkmate to their catalog is warranted.

Retailers can use the product as a niche differentiator. The versatility of carbonating wine, cocktails, or even beer makes it an attractive shelf item for craft‑focused retailers who want to offer something beyond standard sparkling water. Because the current release specifies online distribution only, retailers should verify whether Drinkmate plans to roll the SKU into their own retail channels before committing shelf space.

On‑premise operators can benefit from the product’s flexibility as a bar‑tool for creating custom, carbonated cocktails on demand. The manual nature of Omni Fizz means no special infrastructure is required – just the reusable bottle and CO₂ cylinder. Bars that already use SodaStream for sparkling water could expand their menu by offering “drink‑in‑a‑bottle” options without significant capital outlay.

The launch comes as analysts project a 4–6% CAGR for global sparkling water through 2030, reflecting a growing appetite for customizable, low‑sugar drinks. That trend suggests demand for versatile home‑carbonation tools will keep rising, giving distributors and retailers confidence that adding Drinkmate could capture a share of this expanding market.

The real opportunity lies in measuring the club’s sales and scaling accordingly. Distributors watching Sam’s Club can decide whether to add Drinkmate to their catalog; retailers can position Omni Fizz as a craft‑friendly niche item; on‑premise managers can leverage its versatility for menu innovation.