Fruit

Quite sweet. Black tea, sharp lemon, than sharper raspberry in quick succession. The flavors tend to intermingle rather than blend at any point, settling into layers near the end before the tea takes over for the extended finish. Ok. Purchased at Tim and Tom's Speedy Market.

Medium sweet. Mango in the nose but a strong and lightly tangy hibiscus start adds fruit and additional floral tones as it warms to a lush and complex middle. The fruit attenuates into the finish where pleasant floral notes have a very extended second life. Recommended. Purchased at Tim and Tom's Speedy Market.

Very sweet. Tangy fruit start that is somewhere between classic artificial and natural flavors, enough that I can believe this was near a real version of the named fruit somewhere in it's lineage despite the label unusually declaring only artificial flavors being present. The fruit trends toward candy-ish in the middle …

Quite sweet. Fairly unambiguous natural grapefruit flavor from start to finish. Pretty much like a nicely carbonated bottle of Ocean Spray with a little bit of extra sugar that manages to add rather than detract from the fruit. I'm a little torn about the rating but I think it needs a bit more complexity or depth to be …

Medium sweet. Sharp lemon and vinegar very nearly blend but don't quite come together entirely with the vinegar very slightly ascendant throughout. Fairly pleasant citrusy finish, though maybe a touch long. Ok. Purchased at Stinson Wine, Beer and Spirits

Slightly sweet. Brilliantly combined flavor profile leaves doubt if the sharpness is coming from the luscious and prominent fresh raspberry or the more subtle but still obviously present vinegar. Either way, the start is an enjoyable fruit stiletto that opens to layers of tartness through the relatively clean medium …

Quite sweet. Candy-like strawberry hits lightly first but is followed quickly by sharp lime before resurfacing in the middle where the flavors finally blend with the sweeteners and begin a very slow fade through the finish. Ok. Purchased at Stinson Wine, Beer and Spirits

Very sweet. Fairly classic naturally flavored lime soda with maybe a dash of extra non-specific depth from start to slightly sticky finish. Ok. Purchased at Tim and Tom's Speedy Market.

Slightly sweet. Lightly tart fruit flavor is strong and relatively simple. Nearly becomes floral in the middle, but never gets quite to perfume. Finish isn't quite clean, but pleasantly retains a touch of the tartness and a little bit of tannin. Recommended Received from Try The World Snack Box

Medium sweet. Perfumey floral from intense start to lingering finish. Lightly tangy. Somewhat hard to distinguish between fruit and the generally pervading flower power. Ok. Received from Try The World Snack Box

Very sweet. Fairly straightforward non-specific citrus soda. Somewhere between 7-Up and Mountain Dew in tones and notes with a very slight, and not unwelcome, bitter undertone. Start might have more lemon while the very long and slightly sticky finish might have more grapefruit. Ok. Purchased at the Saint Paul Midway …

Medium sweet. Extremely mild tingle along with fresh ginger flavor that blends very well with extremely subtle citrus tones that are present. A slightly complicated sparkling ginger lemonade. Ok. Purchased at Tim and Tom's Speedy Market.

Quite sweet. Welcome to the uncanny valley between "orange pop" and "orange juice". Orange blossom-like fragrance makes for a juicy start married in the middle to mild citrus tang with tones more common to a carton marked "not from concentrate". Medium length finish is distinctly …

Medium sweet. A race at the start between slightly sharp orange and buttery tones from marshmallow in the sweetener are merged and blended as vanilla comes through in the middle. Herbal overtones can come across as chalky sometimes. Recommended. Purchased at Tim and Tom's Speedy Market.

Slightly sweet. Slightly tart. Tastes strongly like something between an olive and a lemon with healthy wood tones in the start and extended middle. Long finish reminiscent of allspice. Ok. The label reads: This sparkling water contains the juice of three hand picked Ume from Wakayama prefecture and the water from the …

Medium sweet. Lightly tart citrus start with a touch of natural bitterness but otherwise fairly uncomplicated. Reasonably balanced acidity. Ok finish. Ok.

Not sweet. Initial natural grapefruit might nearly convince you it was some form of juice. Middle develops mineral overtones that continue into the obviously artificial and very extended finish. Ok.

Very sweet. Classic orange with just enough cinnamon to add complementary flavors without heat. Medium, relatively clean finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. Mild-ish acid. Decent fruit works well with a light funk and just enough tartness. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. More fruit in the nose than in the somewhat floor cleaner-esque flavor. Long inoffensive finish. Pass. Originally posted to Twitter.

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.

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.

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. 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.

Medium sweet. Bright natural Lemonade tones in the start clad a ginger and soft vinegar core that grows as it warms. Medium fire. Maple is present though muted. Slightly bitter natural ginger finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.