Drench Skin Rejuvenating Water

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 21.4 oz PET
BevNET Review: Relying on a blend of vitamins, electrolytes, and berry extracts (presumably for antioxidants), Drench is designed to be a water beverage that helps rejuvenate your skin. From a flavor perspective, they've used green tea extract and sweetened the drink with ace-k and a touch of crystalline fructose. The flavor is decidedly diet in nature, with a mellow flavor has traces of sweetener to it. Comparing it against unsweetened flavored water products, it's definitely more enjoyable -- assuming you can handle the 1g of sugar and 5 calories per serving. The functional claim doesn't have much explanation on the label, which might hurt its credibility with the consumer. From a aesthetics point of view, it's not bad, using a minimalist approach that is clean and appealing. Overall, decent flavor and packaging, but they could improve upon the explanation of the drink's purported functionality.Reviewed on: 11/5/2008

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 21.4 oz PET
BevNET Review: The flavor of Lemon Drench will be extremely familiar to anyone who has had lemonade (who hasn't??) and it's a fairly good one at that. Using a 5 calorie, 1 gram of sugar formulation that blends sugar and ace-K, the product's flavor has a natural lemon flavor and a very light level of sweetness. There's a touch of sweetener aftertaste, but compared with most products of this calorie level, it's quite good. The addition of antioxidants, vitamins, and electrolytes is a plus, especially with product's light body. Again, it's not obvious why this drink is better for your skin than other enriched beverages, but we do like the colorful yet simple look to the package. Definitely worth a try whether you're interested in skin rejuvenation or a refreshing beverage.Reviewed on: 11/5/2008

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 21.4 oz PET
BevNET Review: Strawberry Pomegranate Drench exceeded our expectations in terms of flavor, which is largely the result of their blend of sugar and ace-k helping to add natural sweetness to the drink. The fruit flavor itself is good, delivering strawberry and pomegranate flavors that are quite accurate. Packaging is appealing, although unlike some of the other flavors the graphics don't pop as well due to the color similarities of the fluid and the graphics. Added nutrients, electrolytes, and antioxidants are a plus, but ultimately the refreshment factor is what would keep us coming back to this product. Reviewed on: 11/5/2008

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 21.4 oz PET
BevNET Review: Berry is a good flavor and has modest execution, but with a strong and more marketable Strawberry Pomegranate flavor as part of the line, we're not convinced that Berry should be a part as well. Perhaps the only leg up that it has is the lighter color, but that gap could likely be remedied in future production runs. Otherwise, the flavor is a passable raspberry flavor that, like most raspberry flavors used in a drink sweetened with artificial sweeteners, is overwhelmed by the ace-k. It has the same "skin rejuvenating" purpose as its counterparts, but ultimately we come back to the flavor, which is unfortunately on the bottom end of this brand.Reviewed on: 11/5/2008

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 21.4 oz PET
BevNET Review: Of the lineup, Hazelnut Coffee is the flavor that is furthest from the others. Unfortunately, it's not a very enjoyable flavor, with too much hazelnut flavor relative to that of the coffee. Furthermore, watered down coffee isn't overly palatable -- at least judging from this product. Skin rejuvenation and functional benefits aside, this is one of those products that we found very hard to consume even in small doses. We'd suggest going back to the drawing board with this one.Reviewed on: 11/5/2008