Eatable Boozy Popcorn: Pop the Champagne and Scotch Flavors

This article covers Eatable Boozy Popcorn as it was offered in 2023. Flavors, ingredients, dietary claims, packaging and availability may have changed since then. Check current labeling for today’s product details.

Eatable built its snack line around popcorn flavored with ingredients associated with cocktails and spirits. In our 2023 coverage, two varieties stood out: Pop the Champagne and Scotch on the Rocks.

What is Eatable Boozy Popcorn?

Eatable’s concept paired popcorn with cocktail-inspired flavors rather than treating popcorn as a conventional savory snack. The products were marketed as artisan, small-batch snacks made in Canada.

Pop the Champagne

Pop the Champagne combined white chocolate popcorn with champagne-inspired flavoring. The original product description positioned it as a sweet option for celebrations and gifting. Because recipes can change, shoppers with dietary or ingredient concerns should rely on the current package rather than the 2023 description.

Scotch on the Rocks

Scotch on the Rocks used caramel-coated popcorn with Scotch whisky-inspired smoky and peaty notes. It offered a different profile from the sweeter white-chocolate variety and was aimed at shoppers looking for a more unusual flavored popcorn.

Packaging and product claims in 2023

At the time, Eatable sold the popcorn in resealable foil bags and recommended eating it within seven days of opening for the best texture. The company also described its products as vegetarian, gluten-free and made without artificial colors or flavors. Treat those as historical product claims and verify current labels if they matter to your purchase.

More popcorn ideas

For another flavored-popcorn option, see our Candy Pop Butterfinger Popcorn review. Our Halloween treats guide also includes popcorn among its customizable snack-gift options.

Bottom line

Eatable Boozy Popcorn was memorable because it translated familiar drink profiles into a snack format. Pop the Champagne leaned sweet and celebratory, while Scotch on the Rocks emphasized caramel and smoky flavors. Current availability and formulations should be checked before ordering.