Seltzer Review

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3 bubbles

Arrowhead finally begins to redeem themselves with Black Cherry. Like all of their flavors they still take a back seat to Polar but this flavor at least pushed the 3 bubble limit. I couldn't quite get it to 4 but would buy it again in a pinch. It is now probably my favorite Arrowhead flavor with Orange coming in a close second.

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3 Bubbles

Crisp, refreshing raspberry taste which delightfully beats out the lime flavor. The lime is in this one just for backup. A nice change from the ordinary.

Like most Arrowhead flavors this one is solid but nothing to throw a party over. I would drink it again.

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2 Bubbles. Nice and bubbly but nothing remarkable on the taste front. Though lemon-lime is a hard category to compete in and stand out.

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3 Bubbles. Light, refreshing and smooth orange taste. Not very bubbly but does have an even flavor.

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3 bubbles

Straight from the altitudes of Colorado comes a seltzer which blends the freshness of the mountains and the dryness of the atmosphere. Arrowhead Lime Seltzer delivers crisp lime taste despite no lime trees being found for miles. It also delivers ample bubblage despite no naturally occurring bubbles in the southwest corner of the state.

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4 bubbles

Step aside, boys! There's a new kid on the block!

That's right, Poland Spring has entered the seltzer arena in a big way. The Raspberry Lime delivers on the taste front you expect from a seltzer and the manliness front you love about spring water. Full flavor with less of the bite other seltzers have bring about a well-rounded experience. Don't pass this one by thinking it's just flavored water.

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3 bubbles

I really wanted to love this one but, alas, it only came to 3 bubbles. The lime flavor was good but the tangerine just wasn't there. There was a hint of plastic taste which, in all fairness to Wegmans, could be attributed to a bad batch.

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4 bubbles

Happy coconut flavor. A fun departure from the safer flavors that are Most Seltzers.

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3 bubbles.

Standard, limey, and crisp. Actually invokes thoughts of limes when drank. A good standby as its almost always available at your local grocery.

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3 bubbles

I picked this one up from Aldi the other day. Despite its look it is not lemon flavored. It did, however, have plenty of bubbles and a nice smooth flavor. As far as plain seltzer goes this one was pretty good and I would buy it again.

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4 bubbles.

I've been looking forward to reviewing this one. Schweppes does an outstanding job on the Standard Flavors and their Orange is one of my favorite. It's got a bright, crisp, clean, orange flavor found nowhere else and a good amount of carbonation. Not to much not too little.

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1 bubble.

Cucumber Melon has been the bane of the recent batch of flavors. I keep picking it up because the label is pleasing to the eye and it sounds good. It's not. There is an aftertaste that is not dissimilar from some kind of cleaning product. And the initial taste is not good enough to make up for that. Sort of a melon rind, if anything.

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5 bubbles. Wasn’t sure how this one was going to be pulled off. The prominent “Calorie Free” was a bit of a turnoff and made me pass this one by a few times thinking it was artificially sweetened. The result of opening the cap was a rich and creamy vanilla flavor I have found nowhere else in seltzer.

The label says, "NATURALLY FLAVORED with other natural flavors"

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4 bubbles. Nice and minty without the toothpaste flavor.

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3 bubbles