Quite Sweet

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.

Quite sweet. Mild spearmint start with some fruit undertones develops just a hint of sharpness with a very round mouthfeel. The spearmint resolves to cucumber as the long finish arrives and lingers. Very lightly carbonated. A great alternative to something like a mint julep in the height of summer. Recommended …

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. Cinnamon and clove over a nicely akaline cola base. The clove hits first, then cycles to the cola in the middle, finishing with a long burst of cinnamon that attenuates very cleanly. A nicely spiced version of a cola. Recommended

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 …

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. …

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

Quite sweet. Lightly carbonated. After the initial sweetness a pronounced bitterness enters and never leaves. Citrus and umami from unknown sources emerge, fade, and re-emerge throughout. Possibly grapefruit, though really hard to say for sure. Definitely interesting. Ok. Purchased from Marigold Saint Paul

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 …

Quite Sweet. Nearly overwhelming wintergreen from start to finish. Right after the start a distintly birch sourness provides a lot of depth and counterpoint to the usual root beer sugar. The maple is present, but mostly hinted in the extremely long finish. It's almost unfortunate that the wintergreen is so strong …

Quite sweet. Easy mint start gains butterscotch in the middle before transforming into caramel for the end. The wintergreen grows throughout but never becomes overpowering. Fairly remarkable depth, including a lightly sour herbal note in the finish that adds rather than distracts. Recommended Purchased at Tim and Tom's …

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 …

Quite sweet. Smoke starts very quickly with a little tartness underneath the fairly omnipresent sweet. A bit of fire from the capcaisin starts creeping in the middle and slowly builds as you work through the can. The flavor is hard to pin down specifically, but I would say that roasted pineapple is the core with some …

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 …

Quite sweet. Some fruit in the nose. The start is a blast of lightly tart candy peach tempered with a touch of vanilla. The flavors fall out slightly with the sweetener blend in the middle before combining mostly successfully for the very long finish. Overall more like a peach flavored gummy candy than may have been …

Quite sweet. Classic sweet lemon-lime start quickly develops a bitter spine from the quinine that complements but never joins the fruit. The middle is mostly the same slowly fading into the incredibly long finish wiyh the bitter tones lingering the longest. Pretty nicely done if you like tonic water, but that will …

Quite sweet. Interesting blend of natural and artificial orange is enough to believe it has both floral and fruit, though hard to say if it has either or both. Natural predominates through the middle but the floral/artificial is ascendant in the long, sweet finish. Recommended. Purchased from Dok Brewing Company

Quite sweet. Simple cola without a lot of frills. Many of the big brands try to add a bit of cinnamon or nutmeg, but this has just enough of the astringency of the base kola with a crystal clear cane sugar surface to present a pure ideal of the form. More likely to be interesting to the Pepsi side of the divide than …

Quite sweet. It has been a really long time since I have had actual chocolate milk but despite that there is definite correspondence with that fading memory, even down texture somewhat. It is sweet for a near beer but the title is enough cover that I don't mind it. Still, anyone looking for something that isn't a …

Quite sweet. The fermentation does change some of the flavor characteristics you would expect for a can with Watermelon and Jalapeño on the label, but the watermelon is the one that undergoes the majority of the transformation. Where the pepper retains just a touch of it's heat and most of it's grassy flavors, the …

Quite sweet. Surprisingly sweet for a near beer. If it had been a fruit beer I could maybe understand, but this is supposed to be something like an Oatmeal Stout and it shouldn't be just about as sugary as a standard soda. There is some bitterness there to take the edge off the sugar, and gives some toasty notes. Those …

Quite sweet. Identifiably peach, but with some slightly interesting overtones. The malt base is just detectable but overall pretty subtle. The start is quite fruit forward but somewhere right in the middle you aren't quite sure if there is maybe some spearmint in the mix. That slightly minty tone grows a little into …

Quite sweet. Quite herbal with a slightly bitter edge. Comes across slightly fruit-like, somewhere between a candy and medicinal orange. Most like a very mild version of Moxy. Definitely interesting. Ok. Purchased from Marieke Gouda

Quite sweet. The flavor is best described as a fairly classic banana pudding. While absolutely not the texture of a pudding, it does still feel round and soft in the mouth. The start comes across as exceptionally rich, thinning slightly in the middle, but filling out again for a medium long finish. Quite remarkable. …

Quite sweet. Initially starts exactly as labelled, somewhat uncannily. The sweetener blend pokes out in a few places but provide interest and context for the rest of the experience instead of being distracting. Fade to the finish is steep to a murmur of minimal flavors that hang around for awhile. In some ways it feels …

Quite sweet. Yuzu sharpness is tempered with a hint of apple. Not having had shiso before I'm not entirely sure what I'm looking for but there there is an additional herbal, somewhat peppery, layer on top I don't remember from the original yuzu flavor. Finish is surprisingly sparse given the lushness that is present in …

Quite sweet. I keep on going back and forth between calling this a twist on a classic lemon-lime soda, and being somewhat disappointed by the lack of blend with the stevia. Closer to Mountain Dew than to Sprite, just as a point of comparison. Starts somewhat sharp but gets flattened by the sweetener. Finish is okay but …

Quite sweet. Light natural ginger start without any fire. Subtle fruit shows in the middle, complimenting the ginger without overpowering it. Not as acidic as you'd expect from natural pineapple. Overall really well integrated. Recommended. Purchased from Snackmagic

Quite sweet. Bright and accurate citrus explodes from the start, ripens in the middle, and lingers exceedingly pleasantly in the extended finish. Very slightly tart, but not enough for a true pucker. Lightly acidic enough for the hint of an edge. Fragrant nose. Over all just pretty much stunningly good. Highly …

Quite sweet. Deep and rich flavor from start to finish is similar to both tamarind and black tea. Just tart enough to be called somewhat sharp, but not enough to call it sour. I suspect this is the kind of soda that people will either love or hate, but is absolutely worth trying. Recommended. Purchased from the Xoca …