Spindrift Sparkling Water, Lemon Flavored, Made with Real Squeezed Fruit, 12 Fl Oz Cans, Pack of 24 (Only 3 Calories per Can)

This flavor (Nojito) is so bright and sharp it could wake someone from the dead. Thought I was hit in the face the first time I tasted it. Not for the faint of heart, the lime flavor is quite strong and combined with the carbonation is refreshing in an affronting way. The mint flavor is subtle, I would have liked more, but it's great nonetheless. Will definitely buy again.

Wholesome delicious sparkling water, NO sugar, lightly flavored with real lime, at a good price, for the convenience of delivery. Amazon fulfillment (unfortunately) doesn't pack it well enough, so you may get it, as I did, banged up pretty good, but the PRODUCT is excellent; --if you get it without it being too smashed up.

In love w/ the FUJI APPLE!!! By far the most amazing flavor I’ve tried. It tastes JUST like apple cider, maybe slightly lighter. Incredible. If I had to rank all the flavors I’ve tried in order of preference: 1. Fuji Apple - immediately reordered!, the best of them all 2. Tropical Lemonade - loved it, definite hit 3. Island Punch - very tasty, definite hit 4. Berry Bellino - it’s ok 6. Cranberry punch -it’s ok 7. Nojito -it’s good with mint lime and sugar for a mocktail 8. Raspberry lime - meh 9. Grapefruit - did not like, very bitter 10. Cosnopolitan - very bizzare taste

Great flavor, very refreshing.

This is a review for the Ginger Lime Mule flavor. I purchased it directly from the Spindrift website but have ordered other flavors through Amazon and have been happy with the transactions. I have become a huge Spindrift fan, drinking several cans a day of various flavors. The Ginger Lime Mule is a new addition to the mock-tail line-up. It is delightful, at once warming and refreshing, with a crisp, spicy-sweet flavor. Based on flavor alone, I heartily recommend it. However, it’s not a good choice for all people, specifically for those, like myself, who suffer from an autoimmune disease. Ginger can stimulate the immune system in some people, a fact which I was not aware of. When you have an autoimmune disorder, the last thing that you want is to have your immune system stimulated because it makes your symptoms worse. I drank one or two cans of Ginger Lime Mule a day for about a week and am now dealing with the worst autoimmune flare-up I have ever had. If you have an autoimmune disease, you should consider avoiding this particular flavor. To be clear, this warning is only and specifically for those who have been diagnosed with an autoimmune condition. If you do not have this preexisting condition, please ignore this warning and buy this stuff. It really is delicious! I would also add that the severity of my symptoms is probably a testament to the quality of the ingredients that Spindrift uses. And yes, it’s possible that something else triggered this extreme flare-up, but nothing else in my diet or lifestyle changed. So, enjoy Ginger Lime Mule if you can, or consider other flavors if you can’t.

In the shimmering hush of an afternoon grown warm and drowsy—when the air itself seems to sway with languid dreams—I opened a can of Spindrift Pineapple Sparkling Water. At the first soft sigh of its release, a bright aroma rose, startling the moment with its sudden cheer, as though some distant, sunlit shore had found its way to my quiet, northern dwelling. The liquid within sparkled with a restless vitality, each bubble rising like a tiny spirit eager to escape the confines of its pale-gold prison. Yet its brightness was not the false brilliance of cloying sweetness or artifice; rather, it bore the pure, unadorned essence of fruit—pineapple pressed as though by gentle hands, yielding its sharp sweetness in fleeting, honest measure. It was a taste both brisk and tender, reminiscent of a brief, blazing happiness that warms the heart but never lingers long enough to grow weary. Upon the tongue, the drink sang with a refreshing clarity, a crispness like wind sweeping unchained across open moorland. And though it carried no weight of syrup nor any heavy indulgence, it left behind a subtle impression of brightness, a whisper of tropical suns that flickered against my thoughts like distant memories. Each sip seemed to banish a shade of fatigue, clearing the mind as rain clears dust from a storm-worn windowpane. The can—plain, bright, and unassuming—held within it a small rebellion against the dullness of daily hours. In its effervescence lies a flicker of joy, unforced and fleeting, yet sincere. And as I drank, I felt some quiet corner of my spirit stirred, reminded that even in a world shadowed by long stretches of gloom, there are moments—simple, sparkling, unexpected—that lift us gently toward light. Thus I regard this humble pack of twenty-four not as mere refreshment but as a companion to brighter moods, a crisp solace for weary days, a brief but lovely burst of summer caught in a silver vessel.

I’ve tried a lot of sparkling water brands over the years, and most of them fall into the same category: carbonated water with a vague hint—or scent—of fruit. Spindrift’s Blood Orange Tangerine is the first reasonably priced option I’ve found that actually delivers on real flavor. The taste is bright, tart, and refreshing, with just the right balance of blood orange and tangerine. It’s crisp without being bitter and has enough punch to truly feel satisfying. If you’re looking for a genuine soda alternative that doesn’t rely on artificial sweetness or pretend flavoring, this is it. Clean, refreshing, and flavorful—Spindrift nailed it with this one.