How Much Water Does a Bolero Sachet Make?

How much water does one Bolero sachet make? It depends on the range and product. For standard fruit flavours, a Classic sachet is larger than a Sticks sachet and has a higher stated yield.

Standard Classic fruit sachets

A standard Bolero Classic box contains 12 sachets of 9 g. Each sachet makes up to 3 litres of drink, so the box can make up to 36 litres when prepared to that yield. You can use less water if you prefer a stronger taste. See the Classic collection for current flavours and listings.

Standard Sticks fruit sachets

A standard Bolero Sticks box contains 12 sachets of 3 g. Each sachet makes up to 1 litre. That smaller format can be convenient when preparing a single bottle. The Sticks collection shows available flavours and product details.

Why the packet matters

Not every Bolero sachet follows the same format. Tea, Energy and Sport products can have different weights or preparation directions. Check the specific product listing and the instructions printed on its sachet rather than assuming every flavour makes the same amount.

Adjust the strength to your taste

Start with the stated water amount and mix thoroughly. If you like a stronger flavour, use less water; if you prefer it lighter, add more. For a jug, dissolve the powder in a little water first, then top up and stir. For a bottle, close the lid and shake.

These figures describe standard Classic and Sticks fruit sachets. Product-specific pack information takes priority, so read the current label before preparing your drink.