Scott's Down Under Springs

Product Type:Water: Still; Container: 16fl oz (473ml)
BevNET Review: When we first twisted off the top to Chocolate & Cream flavored Scott's, we took a second to smell the fine chocolate aroma that was emitted from the beverage. After finishing this fine experience, we decided to drink the beverage. Were we ever let down. This product has a horribly artificial tasting chocolate flavor. Once it was combined with the spring water, it only got worse. Stay away from this flavor of Scott's Down Under Springs. The other three are much better.Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Water: Still; Container: 16fl oz (473ml)
BevNET Review: Scott's Down Under Springs combines sparkling spring water with a splash of flavoring to create a light and easy to drink taste. Sure it has artificial flavors and high fructose corn syrup, but it is still something that we would consume when looking for a light sparkling beverage. The Lemon, Lime, & Orange flavors could use some improvement. They are very subtle and somewhat difficult to distinguish. Overall, it is a pretty good beverage.Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Water: Still; Container: 16fl oz (473ml)
BevNET Review: Mango, Banana, & Raspberry flavored Scott's Springs is a mediocre flavored sparkling beverage. The flavors are all artificial and don't taste like real fruit flavors. This aspect of the beverage needs serious improvement. The key thing to enjoying this beverage is to drink this beverage at the lowest temperature possibleReviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Water: Still; Container: 16fl oz (473ml)
BevNET Review: Peach & Melon Flavoured Scott's Down Under Springs has a very subtle, yet sweet, peach flavor. The flavor is also a bit bitter from the sparkling water, but overall, the taste is relatively smooth. We recommend this beverage to those who want a sparkling beverage that is very light on flavor. The flavor could use a little improvement, but it is an otherwise good beverage.Reviewed on: 5/31/2001