We taste 19 flavors from Spindrift-Hier are our favorites

I can’t emphasize that enough: Our editors love sparkling water. Instead of turning in the office to rotate a water cooler, we are pushing together in meetings and packed all of our respective doses of sparkling water. There are many sparkling water brands, but since some of us are particularly enthusiastic about the Spindrift, we recently decided to try every single spin -flavor that is available to us.

We tried them all and then evaluated them from that to provide them at all times that would probably be pressed on the rear part of the refrigerator. Why did we do that? Because it is important to remain hydrated, this is clearly the most delicious way to do this – and also because we hope that you can narrow down the credit options available in your local grocery.

Since we classified this spin -off aromas, we did not try it blindly as we normally do for our taste tests. However, we tried them in a random order, with each taster in a different order to avoid the fatigue of the palate distorted the results. After carrying ourselves through 19 different cans with sparkling water, we tabulared the results and developed our definitive ranking. (With the exception of one or two of them, at least one person loved everyone, and a lower rank does not mean that it did not try if they normally enjoy this taste.)

19. Nojito

We love a mojito, but that was a bit too Minnzig for our tasters. Nojito? No thanks.

18. Cosnopolitan

Inspired by the cosmopolitan cocktail, this mandatory taste receives its sweet notes of cranberry juice, orange juice and lime juice. “In this case is a slightly lemon-forward profile”, our associated culinary editor, Thermaliaobserved. Although most of our editors wish there were more cranberry taste, our senior social media editor. KelliI enjoyed it well: “Everything that is missing is some alcohol, sugar and lime.”

17. Berry Belli-No

“This is the most spicy and most aromatic of the bunch,” said Laila. “It smells and tastes like peaches!” The Berry Belli-No, which was made from both peach and strawberry puree, smelled a lot after a summer fruit cocktail. Although the drink does not contain any additional sugar, this taste was still a bit too sweet for me, Laila and our Associate editor -in -chief. Megan. Kelli and our deputy Visual Director, AmandaHowever, they were fans. “Look, I’m a child in my heart and I like the sugar -containing,” wrote Amanda.

16. Grapade

In the best possible way, this reminded me of the grapes and the Capri-Sun juice bag, which I accepted as a child. “Lovely! Concord grape juice taste, fresh and bubbling, tastes like autumn”, our editorial director Daniel enthused. Megan also loved this taste and told me that after the taste test she bought an eight-pack of it. However, this taste was split: Laila and Kelli were not fans, i.e. the medium -sized overall ranking.

15. Lemon Limeade

Imagine lemonade … with a lot of lime. The lemon limoy -limoy gets their swing from a combination of lemon juice, lime juice and lime extract. Some of our editors enjoyed their acidic, lime -red taste, but most of us have preferred touching more lemon.

14. Mango Orange

I will never love anything with mango, and that also seems to be the case for Amanda and Daniel. “Love this mango,” wrote Daniel. “It is more of an alphonso -Mango atmosphere than a Tommy Atkins -that’s a good thing.” The mango is much more prominent than the orange here, which mangol lovers appreciate. (Nobody didn’t like this; they simply had stronger favorites who pressed it into the ranking.)

13. Fuji Apple

Jessie, Kelli, Amanda and I all enjoyed the crispy, refreshing notes of Fuji Apple here. Jessie described it as “light and pleasant”, while Kelli thought it tasted very “autumn forward”. It tasted almost like sparkling apple juice – not as cute. Although Daniel thought it smelled great, he wanted Even more Apple in his drink. “This seems a little diluted in the taste,” he noticed.

12. Limette

“Very subtle, but it tastes like real lime for me,” Megan noted. Amanda found it “pleasant and would make a good mixer” while Laila found it for “pretty solid”. It is an uncomplicated citrus taste, what is not to be loved?

11. Half tea half lemon

This taste received mixed reviews from our editors, but those who liked it ReallyPresent Really enjoyed it. “I get more tea than lemon – I love it! It is exactly what I can imagine, how icing tastes sparkling water,” wrote Laila. “Very refreshing: subtle, but clearly aromatic, with beautiful, bright lemon notes.”

10. Lemon

Lemon is a classic flavor that most of our editors enjoy. Daniel thought it tasted too much of a bottle lemon juice, and both Kelli and Laila wanted even more lemon. Megan, Amanda and I found it how fresh it tasted. “I love this. It’s a classic. Tastes like real lemon,” said Megan. Similarly, Amanda wrote: “This is simply a point of contact for me. It is classic and clean.”

9. Strawberry lemonade

This had a strong aroma for strawberry that reminded me of jam. Our editors were pleasantly surprised at how much it tasted like real strawberry lemonade. “This tastes like the essence of Strawberry Lemonade, which I want from my sparkling water,” wrote Amanda. Kelli was now very pleased that the strawberry tasted like a real strawberry.

8. Pink lemonade

What is the difference between Strawberry lemonade and pink lemonade, do you ask? The pink lemonade contains cherry puree, but no berries. Light, fresh and clean with a pretty pink shade – nothing so as not to like here.

7. Raspberry Lime

This taste gets its refreshing sharpness from a combination of crushed raspberries and lime juice. “Very drinkable,” wrote Kelli. Amanda raved now.

6. Tropical lemonade

No haters here: Every single editor loved the sweet, tropical notes of mango, pineapple, lemon, guava and calamansi. It reminded me of Mango -Bubble tea -a compliment, I promise that! – and reminded of fruit punch for Kelli.

5. Blood orange mandarins

This drink is light, spicy and refreshing. It reminded me of a weakened version of Orange Fanta, which is not a bad thing at all. “It’s just tasteful enough, but not so much that it stops feeling like sparkling water,” wrote Laila. “I get more blood orange than mandarins.”

4. Grapefruit

Although Megan found this somewhat bitter, our other editors enjoyed the bitter sweet notes of the grapefruit. “Grapefruit is my favorite of spindrifs citrus aromas,” noted Daniel. Laila found it “solid”, Jessie thought it was “nice and simple”, and I was reminded of the orange cough syrup that I loved as a child.

3. Yuzu Mandarin

This is the latest taste and was far my favorite of the bunch. It was lively, spicy and floral, and one that I would like to drink alone or integrate it into a cocktail. “Beautiful citrus fruits Yuzu notices,” noticed Jessie. “I can see how I drink it every day.”

2. Pineapple

“When the Spindrift is tropical, it is fine,” said Daniel. Megan was surprised at how much she liked this taste and estimated that it wasn’t too sweet. Our other editors were thrilled how delicious this taste was and they also appreciated how well he smelled. “The smell is fabulous,” wrote Kelli. “This is my starting point. I want to buy and what I want to drink,” enthused Amanda.

1. Island punch

And our winner is … the island punch! With the sweet, tropical flavors of guava, passion fruit and orange, the island punch for each individual of our editors was a hit. “My heart has that,” inspired Daniel. “Passion fruit for victory.” Similarly, Megan, Laila and I loved the brave Passion fruit notes. (Megan says that after the taste test she bought an eight-pack of it together with the Grapade.) “Very aromatic, very tropical and very passionate fertile,” said Laila. “It is pleasant and balanced.” Again, I would like to drink it myself or use it to make a cocktail.