bubly Raspberry Sparkling Water, 12 fl oz, 8 Pack Cans

This review is for bubly Sparkling Water... I have to really: and I mean really, force myself into drinking water while also consuming less soda to change I have found this sparkling water as a great way to hydrate while still get the bubbles of soda. Tried different flavors; not all yet, and so far, the favorites are cherry and blackberry but do not see going wrong with any, the bubbles and light sweetness enough to boost the flavor.

I purchased the Galaxy Movie Blackberry Zero Sugar %26 Zero Calories 8-pack myself and wanted to share an honest take on the flavor. The blackberry taste is present, but it’s more subtle and mellow rather than bold. If you’re expecting an intense fruit punch, this isn’t that, it’s smoother and lighter. The carbonation level is balanced and gives it a refreshing feel without being harsh. The blackberry note comes through gently and doesn’t overpower. Personally, I find the raspberry version stronger in flavor, but this one still has a good taste, just softer and more understated. It works well when you want something flavored but not overly sweet or heavy. The zero sugar aspect keeps it clean-tasting, and there’s no syrupy texture. If you prefer milder fruit flavors, this may actually be a better fit than the stronger varieties. Helpful Tip: Chill thoroughly before drinking. The flavor feels more defined and crisp when fully cold.

I am not a huge fan of soda water, but I am trying really hard to like it because I need to increase my water intake. I'm also not a huge fan of the orange flavor but wow! The orange with the cream is amazing and actually makes this taste more like a dessert drink then a calorie free soda water. I definitely recommend and wish they would make more cream flavors.

Bubbly captures natural flavors in their sparkling water and it's so refreshing. The blueberry pomegranate flavor is my favorite but they are all wonderful. Bubbly is making it easy for me to eliminate sugar, artificial sweetener, and caffeine from my diet as they take the place of unhealthy sodas. There are so many yummy flavors available!

Love that these are sugar-free. No dyes. Amazing flavors; we have loved all the flavors we've tried thus far. I have been trying to get my husband to give up soda pop for almost 15 years, and these have been such a help. He almost never drinks pop anymore. As long as these are in the house we're good. My kids like them as long as we add a little stevia or monk fruit (just don't add it to the can; pour it into a glass first or you'll have a volcanic eruption).

If you haven’t tried it, you should you will probably like it. I do.! I’m very particular about my foods and beverages. I’ve always used another brand and I still do but I thought I would try this and I like it so I use both. I would recommend this. Thank you. You’ll like it.

Knowing I was a diabetic, I didn't need to pour sugar water down my throat by drinking Coke or Pepsi with every meal. So, I tried Bubly and was surprised that it only took me a couple of days to make the switch and not miss sugar-sweetened soft drinks. I've been drinking Bubly ever since.

I drink water all day long and well yes it’s carbonated. I get more than the amount of water I need to in a day this particular flavor. I love it sells out quick so I have to stock up on it sometimes. But the taste is right on point. I kind of feel like I’m on a beach or it’s summer when I drink it and it makes my heart happy and there’s no calories.

I have stopped drinking all juices and carbonated beverages. Now I drink only the bubly selections. Very satisfying. Staying carbonated and hydrated has never been so easy! Start carrying a thermos and keep a bag of ice in the freezer. Stay stocked up with different bubly selections. When I make jello ... I use bubly water and fresh fruit.

I like the taste of this sparkling water and its various flavors better than competing brands. My only concern is that I came across a September 2020 Consumer Reports article that found Bubly had a total PFAS level of 2.24 parts per trillion (ppt), which was above the Environmental Working Group's recommended limit of 1 ppt. Regarding PepsiCo's response (Bubly's parent company), Consumer Reports explicitly noted that PepsiCo did not respond to their inquiries about the PFAS findings. No public statement or follow-up from PepsiCo about Bubly's PFAS levels has been widely reported since the 2020 study. Based on the available data, that is a concern. That's why I'm giving it 3 stars.