ORNG
The New Wild Energy
Drink the Wilderness.
The Story
ORNG was born from the same family mission that created BŪZ: finding foods that heal, energize, and connect us to our Mongolian heritage. When Batzelme needed beverages that wouldn't trigger seizures, we turned to the Mongolian steppe's most powerful superfruit—seabuckthorn.
For centuries, Mongolian nomads have relied on seabuckthorn berries for energy, immunity, and vitality. These wild orange berries contain more vitamin C than oranges, more omega-7 than any other plant, and a complete spectrum of nutrients that modern science is only beginning to understand.
ORNG brings this ancient wisdom into a modern beverage—wild, functional, and unapologetically bold. Strong like the steppe. Wild like the wind.
How It's Made
Wild Harvested
Our seabuckthorn berries are wild-harvested from the Mongolian steppe, where they grow naturally without pesticides or intervention.
Cold Pressed
Berries are cold-pressed to preserve their full nutritional profile—vitamins, omegas, and antioxidants intact.
Sparkling Infusion
Blended with sparkling water and natural flavors—no added sugars, no artificial ingredients. Just wild energy.
Nutrition Facts
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size: 1 can (355mL)
Servings Per Container: 1
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
What Makes ORNG Different
Wild Superberries
Seabuckthorn is called the "holy fruit of the Himalayas" and "Siberian pineapple." It contains over 190 bioactive compounds—more than any other fruit on earth.
Zero Added Sugar
All sweetness comes from the fruit itself. No cane sugar, no stevia, no artificial sweeteners. Just the natural tartness and subtle sweetness of wild berries.
Functional Energy
Unlike energy drinks loaded with caffeine and chemicals, ORNG energizes through nutrition—omega-7 fatty acids, B vitamins, and antioxidants that fuel your body naturally.
Heritage-Driven
This isn't a trendy wellness drink. Seabuckthorn has been used by Mongolian nomads for over 1,000 years. We're just bringing ancient wisdom to modern cans.