Fruit

Quite sweet. Definably cranberry start has just enough pucker. The middle opens up and adds lemon-lime citrus tones while the cranberry mostly fades. Predominantly lemon-lime is left for the satisfying, though exceedingly long, finish. Ok

Not sweet. Gin drinkers might find this one particularly interesting. Herbal and lightly salty start doesn't give a lot of clear indications of individual flavors. Lime is clearly present, but mostly as a background that the other flavors interact with. Some umami in the middle lasts into the subtle and slightly long …

Quite sweet. Natural orange runs from bright start to short, slightly herbal, finish. The can says "charred citrus and wormwood" which I don't doubt but also can't identify specifically. Nicely acidic. Really pretty beautiful. Recommended Purchased at Tim and Tom's Speedy Market.

Very sweet. Not subtle with their flavors, which is unusual with a "natural soda". Artificial blueberry from start to medium long finish. More tartness in the start than I expected, possibly enough to be considered "sour" by some, which dissapates relatively quickly giving way to sugary berries. …

Very sweet. Peach is primary in the start and lasts well into the middle where the mango finally catches up and largely takes over the extremely long and sticky finish. Both fruits flirt with natural tones though ultimately come through with more artificial tones overall, for better or worse. Generally fairly nice and …

Very sweet. Very berry start is sweet and full with some tartness and citrus arriving with a wave toward the middle. The sweetener blend works possibly better with this flavor than any of the others in this brand I've tried, though still slightly off putting. Fruit trends toward artificial in the exceedingly long …

Very sweet. Pretty much exactly what it says on the bottle! Definitely on the artificial side of a watermelon flavor, but isn't a Jolly Rancher candy either. Inoffensive medium long finish is a little sticky. Ok Purchased at the Saint Paul Midway Menard's.

Medium sweet. Inoffensive generic citrus soda, though somewhat muted. Start is slightly sharp but doesn't really go anywhere other than to a very long muddled finish. Pass. Purchased from Cub Roseville

Very sweet. Pure artificial orange from bright start to sticky medium finish. Not terrible, but nothing super special either. Ok Purchased at the Saint Paul Midway Menard's.

Very sweet. Taking a sniff before sipping you would think that you are in for something pretty close to just drinking out of a jar of hamburger dill slices. The taste though is so much more sweet that it startles slightly, even though it's fully expected from a Rocket Fizz novelty. Classic lemon-lime start with dill …

Quite sweet. Fructose heavy, but sucrose enhanced, fruity start. Extremely mild tartness does add some depth but overall a slightly candied result. Finish is very long and not unpleasant. Ok

Quite sweet. Almost exactly what one would expect from the name. Strong cinnamon over fruity apple with some allspice, vanilla, and maybe just a little clove. The spice mix has a tiny bit of kick and blends really well overall. Not subtle, but not overpowered either. Highly recommended. Purchased from Urban Growler …

Very sweet. Starts somewhat sharp and juicy with a nice natural pineapple flavor. The middle opens a bit to give a bit of caramel softness that rounds out things out. Long but pleasant finish reveals a bit of the apple juice sweetener. Recommended

Medium sweet. After a very dull start a rush of sweetness and flavor arrives in waves. The first wave of fruit is fairly rich and forms a solid core with hints of coconut near the end. The second wave is fairly sour and fairly reminiscent of a kombucha. The third wave is a slightly odd chemical finish that is hard to …

Very sweet. Pineapple, mango, and lemon-lime in equal measure interleave throughout, surprisingly successfully despite their obviously artificial nature. Extremely long sprite finish. Ok.

Quite sweet. More cranberry than I was expecting in the start with nearly a pucker. Can't quite put my finger on the "winter spice" that does show up towards the middle. Maybe allspice? It's certainly present between the classic lemon-lime that continues to be fairly tart. Pretty typical long Sprite finish. …

Slightly sweet. Grape is the big initial flavor but melded with other fruit. Light tanins open up to a light rooibos note in the middle. Long tea-like finish with sparks of remaining fruit. Ultimately mostly fruity but nicely complicated in unexpected ways. Ok

Slightly sweet. High end black tea with a sufficiency of lemon pair for an absolutely classic flavor. Not a lot of frills, but has a decidedly understated elegance. Fans of the classic Arnold Palmer but looking for something without a lot of sugar would do well to give this a try. Recommended

Quite sweet. Complex fruit start to finish with a slightly herbal long finish. Somewhat hard to describe properly. Recommended Purchased from Marigold Saint Paul

Very sweet. Black tea flavor is immediately present along with a pleasant tang of citrus and remains remarkably consistent through the entire experience. Classic Sprite flavor is a bit more present in the middle but is otherwise very well augmented with the tea flavors for a very good ready to drink carbonated …

Quite sweet. An extremely odd blend of baby aspirin and cola. The nose is mostly orange cream, which the initial taste matches very closesly. That is followed nearly immediately by mostly the bitter portions of the cola flavor and eventually by a faint vanilla bloom at nearly the finish. Ok Purchased from Kwik Trip …

Very sweet. Interstingly strong allspice in the start is joined late by apple toward the middle. The flavor swings between "nicely spiced fruit" and "overly scented candle" and never quite settles into one or the other. Cinnamon is present but could possibly use a touch more. Long finish is …

Medium sweet. Sweet berry start quickly develops a bitter herbal core. Some light tartness adds even more complexity in the middle. Medium length finish is full of raspberry. Honestly one of the more difficult sodas to describe. Recommended Purchased at Tim and Tom's Speedy Market.

Medium sweet. Herbal start over a citrus base resolves to mostly juniper with some floral notes to take some of the edges off of a slightly bitter lime core. From the branding and can text it seems clear this is intended as a canned high end gin and tonic adjacent mocktail, and the depth pays off in spades. Lime finish …

Very sweet. Surprisingly bitter start with mostly classic Mountain Dew citrus predominant. Subsequent sips reveals the peach in the middle to usually long end. The flavors never quite combine and seem to be in opposition with each other most of the time. That said, it's not particularly bad either? Ok. Purchased at Tim …

Very sweet. Candy start becomes candy middle becomes candy finish, but at least it's consistent. The orange is slightly more insistently present while the raspberry is definitely more of a "blue raspberry" than anything like the actual fruit. Finish is somewhat long but not terrible. Ok.

I had been trying to figure out something more to say about this one, because it really is as simple as the review that follows this so I went looking for more info about Superior Craft Elixirs. I've quite liked their line of switchels and knew they were part of Sociable Cider Werks but figured it was worth looking for …

Very sweet. Strongly aromatic nose that is non-specifically "fruit". A bit like walking into a bulk candy store. Not terrible start, almost entirely artificial strawberry with hints and surmises of other flavors. The sweetener mix which includes sugar, apple juice, sucralose, and AceK is largely successful. …

Very sweet. In the long tradition of lime flavored drinks the smell has a lot in common with floor cleaners, though not in the best sense here. The flavor has a concept of the plan of sour, but never actually gets there. Not even really tart. Comes off as sort of an odd lime and apple combination which is not terrible. …

Very sweet. The very best feature is the color which is a very pleasant blue. It goes downhill very quickly from here. The smell is something I can only describe as "blue pineapple", which is similar to the overly artificial flavor known as "blue raspberry", but with pineapple instead. The flavor is …