Trinity Enhanced Water

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 20 fl oz (591 ml) PET
BevNET Review: Another, much better-tasting citrus variant of the Trinity enhanced line, this one puts much less effort into generating intense flavor. As a result, we get something that’s much closer to what an enhanced water should be – a little fruitiness, a little sweetness, and water with a crisp, refreshing mouth feel. Not bad, even if it’s packaging isn’t as nice as glaceau’s.Reviewed on: 8/8/2005

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 20 fl oz (591 ml) PET
BevNET Review: This citrus-flavored enhanced water smacks of “bug juice” from days of summer camp and cookouts. While it’s not unpleasant, it’s also fairly unoriginal. Again, there is room in the enhanced water category, but not for products that don’t take any effort to set themselves apart from what’s already there. Also, the crystalline fructose sweetener is nice but it doesn’t have the snap or crispness present in other brands.Reviewed on: 8/8/2005

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 20 fl oz (591 ml) PET
BevNET Review: According to the label, this fruit punch-flavored product is “as close to the Fountain of Youth as you can get.” We don’t know if we’re any younger after drinking it, but it is really close to the grape vine, with notes of pineapple and berry to boot. In other words, it’s a surprisingly tasty drink in the middle of a line of products that suffered in comparison to their predecessor enhanced brand, glaceau. This one, they got right, although the packaging still isn’t as inventive or attractive as vitaminwater’s.Reviewed on: 8/8/2005

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 20 fl oz (591 ml) PET
BevNET Review: This is a bit too fruit-punchy to really fit into the enhanced water category, especially with the deep red color and strong taste. As for it boosting our vitality, we drank it and sure don’t feel more vital, but we do notice the keyboard wincing a bit as we write the review. Seriously, it tastes okay but we like our enhanced waters a bit more watery. Nice try, though.Reviewed on: 8/8/2005

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 20 fl oz (591 ml) PET
BevNET Review: This Kiwi and Berry flavored water is a translucent pink and is very sweet, a little tangy, with enough fruit flavor to remind you that it’s supposed to be fruit flavored. The product smacks of “me too-ism” but Trinity Enhanced is a fairly strong brand in its circles. The water itself is well-sourced, and there’s certainly nothing too egregious about trying to take a run at vitaminwater. The only question is what part of their proposition is better? The packaging isn’t as original and the low-hanging fruit has been picked. Still, if you’re a fan of enhanced waters, it’s tasty enough.Reviewed on: 8/8/2005