Herbal

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. Very "scented candle"-esque start resolves to mostly vanilla and cinnamon with some allspice and clove to add some complexity. The sweetness never quite dies away, both the middle and end still retain that very sugary start but also does not come across as candy-like either. tries to walk a line …

Quite sweet. Starts out like a classic lemon-lime soda but changes after a beat with a very particularly lightly bitter herbal flavor that is immediately recognizable as turmeric. The lemon-lime base stays present throughout with different flavors appearing and disappearing through the middle and finish. The honeybush …

Medium sweet. Fruity start with tinted natural orange followed by some light tannins. A small swell of bitterness rises in the middle and threatens to overwhelm before fading with the extended herbal finish. Lots of complexity is revealed while savored. Between the packaging and the contents they come pretty close to a …

Slightly sweet. Immediate cardamom on the nose and the tongue gets subtle support from some tannic tea and a little umami sneaking in out of seemingly nowhere. Fascinating mix of flavors that works surprisingly well starts simple but gains complexity through the middle and well into the finish. Never gets strong but …

Very sweet. I sometimes get some of the most interesting things from the Try the World snack boxes, and this one is no exception. Apparently the Yugoslavians wanted something like Coca-Cola before it was allowed to be imported into the country and came up with their own domestic attempt flavored with dog rose hip (Rosa …

Quite sweet. Intense start with both tart lemon and a big hit of spearmint that runs through the entire experience. The malt from the na beer base does make brief appearances just before the extended, and quite minty, finish but is mostly providing a little character in the background rather than being anything like …

Slightly sweet. Resin, black pepper, and a little bit of wood are the primary flavors. Slightly tangy. Comes across as quite herbal despite being derived from a fruit. Medium finish tastes like the best parts of a tea shop. Recommended. Purchased from Woodlake Market

NOTE: Chill thoroughly before opening the can. All of the room temperature cans I have opened have gushed significantly. Medium sweet. In order of appearance, there is a flash of juniper followed by a tang of quinine that is then overwhelmed by an unfortunately floor-cleaner-ish lime, all surrounding a somewhat bitter …

NOTE: Chill thoroughly before opening the can. All of the room temperature cans I have opened have gushed significantly. Slightly sweet. A well structured flavor profile with a defined clove base, layers of herbal tones tops off with jasmine, all while surrounding a floating lightly bitter core. The flavor is …

NOTE: Chill thoroughly before opening the can. All of the room temperature cans I have opened have gushed significantly. Slightly sweet. Fragrant bergamot, clove, nutmeg and some other more elusive spices emphasize a lovely tea base. For a carbonated beverage the mouthfeel is remarkably soft and lush. Spice mix remains …

Medium sweet. A pretty good example of the difference between true citrus and aloysia citrodora. Where a typical lemonade or lemon-lime soda would be more clearly single noted and acidic, this has some subtle herbal depth that rounds out the flavor profile of an otherwise understated soda. Lovely finish. Recommended …

Medium sweet. Fruit and basil start has a little bit of white pepper. The fruit is pretty close to natural, though more like the huge and slightly bland strawberries from the grocery store than the intensely flavored wild varieties. In a lot of ways that's kind of how the soda is flavored: laid back and not intense. …

Marketing is a funny thing. When a particular product or type of product is selling very well there is a tendency for other companies to come up with "new" products that are labelled and marketed like the new hotness so they can get in on the fad. Tealixer's line of "Herbal Sparkling Water" would …

Medium sweet. While I am able to find the watermelon and rosemary when I look for it, the flavor is predominantly a nice light citrus variety that carries hints and echoes of the sought for melon and rosemary that surface more often near the finish than at any other time. I think if either of the other titular flavors …

Very sweet. Intense sugar start with strong artificial raspberry. Hints of herbal tones in the middle. Surprisingly short and clean finish. Ok. Purchased from Blue Sun Soda Shop (Spring Lake Park)

Barely sweet. Slight vinegar. More floral than fruit for the pear with non-specific herbal notes more present in the finish and mostly lost in the start and middle. Long and enjoyable floral finish. Recommended

Slightly sweet. Tangy herbal start lingers before slowly fading. Interesting. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

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

Not sweet. Slightly tart start brightens to fruit and floral middle over an earthy herbal tannic center. Peach flavors bloom in extended finish. Promised ginger is barely present initially but builds some with repeated sips. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. Some fire. Starts simply with fresh ginger and lemon. Slight herbal notes develop. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. Cucumber slowly accedes to ginger/citrus. Herbal hints through finish. RECOMMENDED. Originally posted to Twitter.

Slightly sweet. Mild vinegar with citrus. Nonspecific herbal notes provide additional color. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Strong basil pairs well with subtle tangy lemon. Buttery finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Quite sweet. Vanilla over slightly tart herbal flavors. Tannic. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Very simple kola flavor, almost tea-like. Herbal. Barely bitter finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Complex and herbal with nice cinnamon overtones. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Medium sweet. Strong herbal flavors with sassafras base and vanilla top. Tangy. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.