Snapple a day

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 16 fl oz glass
BevNET Review: As far as Snapple's RTD juice cocktails go, Snapple What-A-Melon isn't that bad -- but it's still a novelty product at best. With a candy like flavor (it reminds us of watermelon "Dum-Dum" lollipops), this is the type of flavor that could get old somewhat quickly. Featuring a relatively light flavor, this product is almost like a toned down version of another product from the Snapple Beverage Group -- Nantucket Nectars Watermelon Strawberry. Overall, this is a decent product from Snapple, but outside of the Snapple brand, this is a relatively mediocre product.Reviewed on: 4/1/2004

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 16 fl oz glas (473 ml)
BevNET Review: Snapple Pie is a pretty interesting -- yet simple -- concept that really makes us wonder why no one tried creating this before. It certainly has a certain novelty factor that makes us feel inclined to give this product a good review, but on the other hand, we could not imagine drinking bottle after bottle of this product. This being said, we're glad it's a limited edition product. One suggestion we have -- heat it up and add rum. It will undoubtedly provide a unique alternative to your holiday apple cider. Overall, we appreciate Snapple's effort and can't help feeling a little more anxious for the holiday season to get into high gear.Reviewed on: 11/16/2005

Product Type:Tea: Sweetened; Container: 16 fl oz glass
BevNET Review: Now they're getting it done. Snapple Diet Lime Green Tea is a great quality diet product that uses a mixture of sucralose and acesulfame potassium sweeteners. The resulting product blows away the regular Lime Green Tea with a flavor that is light, not too sweet, and has very little aftertaste, thus ranking it among the top of diet beverages. Overall, this product falls a bit short of being a superior tea product, but definitely has it's place among the top tier of diet beverages.Reviewed on: 3/13/2003

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 16 fl oz glass
BevNET Review: Diet Snapple Apple is the latest low calorie product from Snapple. While it does use sucralose and Ace-K, it also uses high fructose corn syrup, which rules it out as an option for diabetics. Otherwise, you are left with a 15 calorie beverage that has a pretty good flavor as far as diet beverages go. Since there is no juice, the apple flavor itself doesn't taste terribly natural, but on the positive side, this product has no aftertaste. Therefore, it's definitely worth a look if you are seeking a low-cal "juice" cocktail beverage.Reviewed on: 3/14/2003

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 16oz glass
BevNET Review: Final Fruit Fireworks is Snapple's "Last 20th Century Drink" that features 5 fruit flavors and a beautiful full-wrap bottle. While we like the label, the fruit flavor is not very good. Featuring 10% juice, it doesn't taste very natural -- it just tastes watered-down. Snapple Final Fruit Fireworks tastes like a generic fruit punch -- not something that we'd want to remember the millennium by. Overall, it's an average beverage with a nice label. Reviewed on: 4/2/2003

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 16 fl oz glass
BevNET Review: While in the past we've seen people cringe at the thought of a banana based beverage, this product is actually one of the better and more innovative Snapple flavors to hit the shelves in recent years. Specifically, it has a lite fruit flavor that has a mellow banana flavor (with hints of pear as well) that is refreshing and relatively natural tasting. If you consider this product among the realm of other 10% fruit juice based beverages, it's definitely among the cream of the crop. Overall, a job well done by Snapple -- innovative and tasty at the same time!Reviewed on: 3/12/2003

Product Type:Tea: Sweetened; Container: 16 fl oz glass
BevNET Review: Snapple Kiwi Teawi is a relatively nice tasting iced tea that was created in the tradition of classic Snapple teas. The tea is relatively basic with a sweet flavor and the kiwi flavor, which despite being a natural flavor, doesn't taste anything like kiwi. Instead, the product has a somewhat washed out fruit flavor that really can't be compared to any actual fruit...not a surprise since there is no juice in this product. Overall, the flavor is OK, but the quality of the product is definitely questionable.Reviewed on: 3/13/2003

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 16oz glass
BevNET Review: Kris's Mix-Up, which is a combination of Lemonade and Iced Tea, is a highly refreshing combination of two of our favorite beverages. Snapple has done a fairly decent job with this beverage. The levels of tea and lemonade complement each other very well. Kris's Mix-up uses a flavorful brew of tea combined with a splash of lemon flavor. Overall, a refreshing new beverage from Snapple.Reviewed on: 3/14/2003

Product Type:Tea: Sweetened; Container: 16 fl oz glass
BevNET Review: Lime Green Tea is a light brew of tea that has a lemon/lime-like flavor. The quality of the tea is in no way comparable to what one might find in a higher end tea (eg Honest Tea), but if you take it for what it is, it's relatively refreshing. Definitely one of the better teas to come out of Snapple in the past couple of years. Not too mention that the lime flavor gives the product a nice refreshing finish. Overall, a mediocre tea, but a step in the right direction for Snapple.Reviewed on: 3/13/2003

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 16 fl oz glass
BevNET Review: Snapricot Orange is definitely one of the better juice cocktails in their brand. This product, which contains the standard 10% juice, is a decent offering that features a nice "fuzzy" peach taste with a somewhat subtle but tangy orange finish. It offers the right balance of flavor to quench our thirst but is not to strong like some of the other flavors. In addition, the level of sweetness is just about right. Overall, a good product that's worth a try.Reviewed on: 3/13/2003

Product Type:Water: Still; Container: 16 fl oz glass
BevNET Review: Snapple Very Cherry Iced Tea reminds us of the old days of Snapple Tea. What do we mean? Well, it's light on tea flavor and very sweet. Don't get us wrong, the combination of the black tea flavors and the cherry flavor combines relatively well, creating a product that is refreshing when you're looking for this type of product. Definitely doesn't compare in quality to high-end herbal teas, but that's definitely not what was intended anyway. Overall, a product that kids and younger consumers are sure to enjoy -- and worth a try if you are ever feeling nostalgic for the old days of Snapple Iced Tea.Reviewed on: 3/13/2003