Soda

Quite sweet. With occasional hints of natural versions of the flavors from the label, the overwhelming result is pretty good church basement fruit punch. The kind where it was served in a watermelon only if they were feeling fancy. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Fairly classic non-specific "fruit" but with a nice level of tartness to add depth to the otherwise non-descript favors. Very short finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Comes across more like apple pie than Horchata. Missing intrinsic creamy qualities I usually associate with this name. Still, has plenty of depth to the flavor and a fairly clean finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Medium fire. Starts with fairly intense classic "green apple" flavors with subtle tartness that blends well with the rising complex ginger. Apple overpowers ginger in the lingering finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. Tangy natural-ish grapefruit flavor is relatively mild and more broadly citrus-like than purely grapefruit. Extended but fairly pleasant finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Peach hits first with a neighborly facsimile to the real fruit followed by medium fire and nice ginger close after. Pretty sticky finish, though not entirely unpleasant. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Distinct orange flavors layer rather than meld. Somewhat tinny. Natural layer fades quickly while others linger for awhile with sucralose tang. Different. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. If someone had served this to me as a "virgin margarita" I don't think I would argue. Nicely captures fresh grapefruit against a nice saline background with some deeper notes. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Heavy cinnamon and birch make for a nice combo throughout with some caramel to mellow the anise in the long finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. I've been waiting awhile to rate this one for various reasons but I think the very short version is: Tastes like Pepsi. Maybe a touch less bitter. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Fairly simple though non-specific lemon/lime with a slight emphasis on the lime. Remarkably clean finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Strong wintergreen and anise with some late vanilla. Long, but nice finish. Simple but well executed. Recommended Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Definitely "fruity" and I can believe there is Mango somewhere in there, even somewhat distinctly in one of the several flavor shifts. But mostly comes across as !! SWEET AND FRUITY !! and misses any nuance. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. An interesting blend of natural orange and traditional "orange soda" flavors. Less fructose sugar tones than the 20% juice label would suggest. Very nice finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Cola start develops to a mildly herbal middle. Extended finish has industrial tones. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Strong natural grapefruit with plenty of tartness masks the honey and rosemary initially but they do come through nicely in the middle, the honey mostly in the nose. Extended but nice blended finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Fairly fiery. Classic natural ginger flavors with more lemon than most similar sodas, especially in the nose. Very clean sugar. Extended but nice finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Initial generic cola start is inoffensive, gets overlaid with some creamy natural vanilla in the middle. Lingering vanilla in the finish softens what would be a long sticky finish fairly nicely. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Intense and slightly tart citrus start with familiar mandarin orange tones resolves quickly to generic fruity candy-esque middle and finally to extremely long sticky finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Pretty sure there is a decent base here but having a lot of trouble getting past what I suspect is "oak" flavor that tastes more like I spent too long in a small elevator with a man wearing too much cologne. Long sticky finish. Pass Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Big anise tinged wintergreen start with a generous caramel middle. Medium finish is slightly sticky. Ok Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Slight must and full herbal tinged wintergreen. Slightly thin. Clean and quick finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. Present but surprisingly mellow. Classic lime jello flavor trails off slowly but pleasantly. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Initial birch and caramel has layered umami that comes off as artificial fairly quickly. Candy tones soar in the middle and the entire muddled mess eventually finishes alkaline and slightly bitter. Pass. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Extremely rich wintergreen with fairly soft mouth feel. Some depth mostly from vanilla. A touch of anise in the finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Vanilla and wintergreen overcomes nearly everything else from start to extremely long, and slightly bitter, finish. Possibly a scant trace of anise in the middle? Ok Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Tart start resolves to round fruit then turning more floral toward the finish. Long, fairly sticky, finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Vanilla and molasses in the start. Seems like some spearmint in with the usual wintergreen. Feels very thin. Incredibly fast and clean finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Big vanilla and molasses with herbal notes almost makes it a cream soda instead of a typical root beer. Light anise in clean, quick finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. Tart fruit start blooms then fades to muddled finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.