1PEACE™ · 2126 · Drink the future.™
Still water, one stone, one can. Matcha, vanilla chai or coffee — creamy, cold and genuinely worth craving, with an unreasonable amount of nutrition kept quietly out of your way.
The lineup
One architecture. Three ways to want it.
Taste comes first
Nobody should have to become a matcha person to drink well. Matcha is one doorway. Chai is another. Coffee is another. Choose the one you already reach for — at seven in the morning, at three in the afternoon, after training, or instead of the fourth cup.
Sophisticated green
Creamy. Smooth. Green.
Japanese-inspired matcha softened with vanilla — lightly sweet and silky rather than aggressively vegetal. Cold at 7am, cold at 3pm, and honestly better than most matcha lattes you'd stand in line for.
Warm cream and spice
Vanilla. Cinnamon. Cardamom.
Creamy black tea with real warming spice — cinnamon, ginger, cardamom — and a rounded vanilla finish. The kind of flavor you drink because you want it, not because it's good for you.
Deep espresso
Bold. Creamy. Familiar.
Smooth coffee with natural caffeine from the bean and a creamy body that doesn't taste like a protein shake. The most familiar flavor in the world — we're not about to ruin the part people love.
If it doesn't taste great, nothing else counts.
Taste isn't a finishing touch here, it's a formulation requirement. Nobody keeps drinking something out of duty — so flavor and texture get vetoed on before any ingredient gets in.
And then there's what's in it
All three taste different and share the same architecture underneath. Roughly 200–220 calories per 12 oz, and a genuinely unreasonable amount of nutritional work for something you drink because it tastes good.
22–25 g
Protein
6 g
Fiber
3 g
Creatine
60–80 mg
Natural caffeine
~25% DV
Vitamins + minerals
Electrolytes
Hydration
Prebiotic
Fiber function
3–5 g
Added sugar, max
These are development targets. 1PEACE is still being formulated. Nothing here is a finished Nutrition Facts panel, and we are not going to print one until the numbers are real, tested and true. Also on the target list: meaningful potassium, roughly 100 mg magnesium, 300–325 mg calcium, 180–220 mg sodium, very low saturated fat, no trans fat.
Twenty things to think about. Or one thing to drink.
The premise
Imagine what people drink one hundred years from now.
Are they still opening four bottles, measuring two powders, brewing coffee, stirring in electrolytes, remembering creatine and trying to recall which of the things they were supposed to consume they already consumed?
Or has nutrition become simpler, smarter and considerably more delicious? Progress usually looks like more devices. Occasionally it looks like fewer.
We don't know exactly what people will drink in 2126. But we do know what can be built with the nutritional science and food technology available right now — and how good it can be made to taste.
Why wait for the future when you can drink it now?
2126. DRINK THE FUTURE.™
The problem, visually
Or 1PEACE.
The kitchen sink inside your drink.
To be clear: this is conceptual simplification, not a claim. 1PEACE does not replace everyone's meals, every supplement, whole foods, exercise, sleep or medical care. Some days you want eggs. Some days a sandwich. Some days fruit.
When you want one, you can have one. One beverage that tastes like something you'd choose anyway, doing an extraordinary amount of nutritional work. Complex inside, simple outside — and every ingredient has to earn its place at an amount that actually matters. No fairy dust for the label.
In development
We're not pretending the future is finished. We're building it. All three formulations — matcha, vanilla chai and coffee — are in development, and none of them is for sale yet. Join the journey, tell us what you think, and be among the first to taste it.