Aqua Vie

Product Type:Water: Still; Container: 16.9 oz sports bottle
BevNET Review: This was our favorite Aqua Vie flavor. The pear and guava were a pleasant change from the typical flavored water varieties. Sampled ice cold, the lightly sweetened water was refreshing and quenching. Our only complaint, again, was that the beverage contained no real fruit juice. Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Water: Still; Container: 16.9 oz sports bottle
BevNET Review: Cherry flavoring is something we have seen in a number of flavored water beverages, so we can't give Aqua Vie any points for originality. However, the beverage, although simple, is fairly refreshing and pleasant. The cherry flavor is not overwheling and neither is the sugar so we felt like we were drinking water rather than a bottle of flavoring and corn syrup. Overall, one of the better flavored waters that we have seen. Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Water: Still; Container: 16.9 oz sports bottle
BevNET Review: Aqua Vie Harvest is a strawberry flavored spring water with a light taste that allows the sipper to taste more of the water than the flavoring. Unfortunately, the flavoring tastes rather artificial and we were quite displeased to read that the beverage contains no fruit juice. The strawberry flavor is also unoriginal and past its prime. This was one of our least favorites of the Aqua Vie line. Read on for the reviews of some of their better flavors. Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Water: Still; Container: 16.9 oz sports bottle
BevNET Review: Orange and peach flavors do not combine for the best effect.The final product tastes like an unsweetened, watered down orange drink. Aqua Vie seems to be going for a tropical image and taste with this variety, but the end result reminds us more of a bad fountain beverage than of a refreshing island treat. Reviewed on: 5/31/2001