Vitamin+Fiber Water

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 20 oz
BevNET Review: Being a product whose primary purpose is the delivery of vitamins and fiber is an interesting approach to the crowded "enhanced water category." Unlike their prior effort, this one has a completely homogenized body, without the "chunks" of fiber floating in the liquid. Flavor is good, with a mild level of sweetness giving way to a relatively accurate lychee flavor that ends with a slight vitamin note. They've added gums to the mixture (we're guessing it's related to the fiber), resulting in a consistency that, despite using sugar, is on par with a corn syrup sweetened drink. Packaging emits a vibe of hippy and healthy, which is exactly what they were going for. Plus, we appreciate the fact that they kept the front panel clean and easy to read. Really, our only question about this product is the choice of lychee, which is certainly not as marketable as a citrus flavor. However, the execution is spot on, so Lychee Love gets our stamp of approval.Reviewed on: 10/31/2008

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 20 oz
BevNET Review: Of the lineup, Mellow Mango was our favorite flavor of Vitamin + Fiber Water. It's a very strong execution, starting with the superb choice of mango flavor to go with the slightly viscous body of the fiber enhanced water. In this case, it's the extra thickness that helps bolster the mango flavor, which makes for a good substitute for the naturally fleshy mouth feel of mango. Beyond that, the product has a clean, well balanced taste, while the unique approach to functionality is innovative and appealing. Packaging is well design and appealing, with a nice blend of function and personality. Again, our favorite flavor of the lineup.Reviewed on: 10/31/2008

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 20 oz
BevNET Review: Featuring 7g of fiber per bottle, Orangeuhappy is a pleasant tasting drink that has a unique twist on functional water. In this case, the product packs a light level of sweetness in a body that has a noticeably higher viscosity than your typical enhanced water. Otherwise, the flavor is simple and enjoyable, with a nice balance between sugar and flavor. Added vitamins come in the form of A,B, and C, resulting in a mixture that touts vitamins, antioxidants, and fiber. Not a bad pitch in our opinion, especially with the original looking label that they've put on the bottle. Definitely worth a try.Reviewed on: 10/31/2008

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 20 oz
BevNET Review: Pomehydrate is, as you might have guessed, the pomegranate flavored variety of Vitamin + Fiber Water. In this case, the slight thickness of the body actually impedes the pomegranate flavoring, resulting in something that tastes more like black cherry than pomegranate. However, it's an enjoyable tasting flavor, regardless of what it's called. And like with the other flavors, the addition of fiber and vitamins is a unique approach to a category that's been pretty focused on Vitamin Water imitators. A job well done by Vitamin + Fiber Water.Reviewed on: 10/31/2008

Product Type:Water: Enhanced; Container: 20 oz
BevNET Review: The peach flavor of Vitamin + Fiber Water has the most "flavored" taste of the bunch. Specifically, we think the peach flavoring is a bit too strong relative to the point where it doesn't taste as natural as it could. Still, it's an enjoyable flavor -- we're just more likely to stick with the others.Reviewed on: 10/31/2008