Fruit

Medium sweet. Sharp vinegar mingled with fragrant berry. Hibiscus tart in finish adds layers. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. Echoes of classic grape sodas with natural juice character feels empty. Slightly odd wine finish lingers. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Sharp citrus cuts the sweetness briefly before being subsumed by unexpected flavors. Like melted lemon ice. Pass. Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. Slight fire. Ginger start to strong fruit to light vinegar before fruit finish. Recommended Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. Very present mild vinegar almost overpowers fruit in front. Fruit pushes through long finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Nice zingy start with nice natural tartness clears quickly leaving clean citrus in short finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Natural juice base barely overcome by berry flavors. Less tart than I expected/wanted. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Slightly sweet. Fruit start slowly gives way to medium sharp vinegar. Mild lingering finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Natural citrus with orange blossom and a touch of molasses. Orange floats through extended finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Citrus tang quickly gives way to clove perched over round vanilla'd fruit. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Fruity start quickly becomes woody. Long finish is slightly unwelcome. Pass. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. More berry than barb but keeps a touch along with slight black pepper. Nice finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Acidic start briefly occludes berry/lemon blend, mostly in balance. Odd sweetener interrupts finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Lightly tart indeterminate fruit finishes sweet but not cloying. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Sharp citrus start. Moves quickly to oddly juxtaposed lemon, peach, and artificial sweeteners. Pass. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Acidic start quickly gets to mellow mint with citrus foundation. Slightly odd finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Fairly acidic, but unspecific berry start with some lemon in the background. Long odd finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Pithy grapefruit with a touch of advertised lavender to add some floral levity. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Really not sure what to say about this one. Definitely fruity. Definitely different. Good cola base. Ok Originally posted to Twitter.

Slightly sweet. Brief sour start. Less melon than cucumber with a bit of extra sweetness in the tail. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. Mild vinegar starts floral then fruit blooms into long finish. Recommended Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. Beautiful, lush floral flavors slowly fade to lightly grape finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Slight fire. Fresh ginger dominates otherwise slightly fruity fructose core. Woody finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Grapefruit essence does better than expected. Cola ends up being nice background note. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Natural lemon with a bit too much not-sugar. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Slightly tart berry start turns woody then blooms to lightly sour stewed rhubarb. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Very tart. Really very tart. Natural lemon with good quality sweetener. Also, tart. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Well balanced sweet and tart over juice base. Berry over lemon with quite a bit of apple. Recommended Originally posted to Twitter.

Slightly sweet. Floral essence drifts over very tart and funky vinegar that softens to complex finish. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Not sweet. Suffused berry flavor that rides a thin line between authentic and artificial. Sharply carbonated. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.