TeaH2O

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 16 oz PET
BevNET Review: While we don't really feel that there's any resemblance to a cranberry flavored mojito, this is a very enjoyable tasting beverage. There's a nice amount of fruit flavor to the drink, which is the result of using real fruit in the formulation. In addition, there's a decent hit of herbal tea flavor to the drink, including what appear to be notes of rosehips. The body of the drink is light, with only 100 calories and 26g of carbs per bottle. Packaging uses a stock hot fill 16 oz bottle, with a busy label that could be improved through simplification. For starters, the drink pitches itself as a variety of different things, including a tea, performance water, and a vitamin enhanced beverage. In addition, placement of the nutritional panel seems too close to the front. Overall, we really enjoyed the flavor and the quality of what's inside the bottle, but the outside needs definite improvement. Reviewed on: 8/22/2008

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 16 oz PET
BevNET Review: Blueberry Acai delivers a light bodied blend of blueberry and acai flavors, which are finished with a splash of what appears to be pineapple. We taste tea in the form of rosehips (herbal tea) and green tea, but these are secondary flavors that are only discernable during the drink's finish. That's fine, given that this is supposed to be a water and tea hybrid. In terms of being a functional water, it certainly can pass for one as the drink has a body that has noticeable influence from vitamin ingredients. On the outside, the 16 oz hot fill bottle has been a lot of stuff on its label. However, we think too much text has been crammed around the logo, making it hard to quickly determine what this drink is all about. Our suggestion: shorten the back panel text and drop the "all natural performance water" tag. Reviewed on: 8/22/2008

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 16 oz PET
BevNET Review: Tea H2O's Mango Lemonade is a very enjoyable and quenching flavored drink made with real fruit, tea, and vitamins. There's a noticeable mango flavor to the drink, but not enough lemon to really qualify as "lemonade," but it's enjoyable nonetheless. Unlike some of the other flavors, we don't taste too much tea aside from a slight hint of it to the drink's finish. Really, it's the drink light citrus and mango flavors that would keep us coming back for more. That being said, we'd suggest dropping the "lemonade" tag from the package and sticking with "citrus." In addition, we'd put more emphasis on the TeaH2O part of the front panel and lose some of the other images and text that make the package look cluttered. In summary, very enjoyable mango flavor, but it needs some design cleanup.Reviewed on: 8/22/2008

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 16 oz PET
BevNET Review: The Pomegranate Yuzu flavor of TeaH2O is enjoyable, with mellow berry and tropical providing the majority of the flavor. We're not sure about the yuzu side of the drink, which is provided via flavoring rather than extract or concentrate. Regardless, the drink is pleasant tasting. Its light level of sweetness should satisfy the adult palate, as will the addition of B vitamins, magnesium, calcium, and selenium (a micronutrient). As mentioned in the other reviews, packaging is what needs the most improvement. Overall, a decent tasting product, but not our favorite of the brand.Reviewed on: 8/22/2008