Zam Zam

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 20oz glass
BevNET Review: First of all, we must praise Zam Zam for the fact that we observed little bits of fruit at the bottom of this beverage, placing it a few steps higher on the ladder of quality beverages. Mohave Mango is reminiscent of the juice from a can of fruit cocktail (which some of us quite enjoy finishing off), though much lighter and less sweet. It is actually pretty tasty and would be especially satisfying on a hot summer day (in the Mohave perhaps). Probably our favorite Zam Zam variety; give it a try.Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Tea: Sweetened; Container: 20oz glass
BevNET Review: Zam Zam Moonlight Tea with lemon walks a fine line between tasting fresh-brewed and instant. Since we can not be sure of how this tea was made, we would be willing to give it the benefit of the doubt and call it a pretty high quality tasting beverage. The tea flavor is just strong enough and not too overpowered by the lemon and sugar. Not quite your mother's sunlight-brewed tea, but a pleasant flavored beverage, all in all.Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 20oz glass
BevNET Review: When you begin sipping Zam Zam Rosewater Lemonade, you will think that you have encountered a very distinctive and unique product. Keep drinking.... After a few sips, it becomes clear that it is not the highest quality or most natural tasting lemonade. It has a fairly generic sweet-tartness, in fact. However, Rosewater Lemonade does leave the very unusual and light flavor of roses behind after you have swallowed. We have to give it some points for originality there because it is a flavor which is rarely seen in the beverage industry. So, if you're in a frame of mind to try something a little unexpected (though not quite fresh squeezed), we recommend at least giving this flavor of Zam Zam a shot.Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 20oz glass
BevNET Review: Despite the exotic name and fancy packaging, Zam Zam has fallen short with this one. It contains 10% juice, but it is difficult to distinguish the real juice flavor in the midst of so much corn syrup, coloring, and flavoring. We really could not find much of a difference between this product and its mass-produced counterparts. Mainstream flavors are fine, it's mainstream flavor that we cannot advocate.Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 20oz glass
BevNET Review: Like many of the other Zam Zam varieties, Sunrise Grape Mirage lacks originality, a real character of its own. Grape flavored beverages can be great, rich in flavor and very quenching. However, this one, unfortunately, tastes more like dime-a-dozen grape lollipops than the fruit from which it derives its name. This is not to say that this beverage is not tasty, because it does have a certain appeal, especially if you enjoy that candy flavor. But for those who prefer a real taste, you might want to stick to the vines.Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 20oz glass
BevNET Review: Sunset Raspberry Guava is a refreshing fruit flavored beverage. While it may not have the highest quality ingredients (10% juice), it has a very easy to drink flavor. It's light and sweet, and has a taste that resembles watermelon candy. Not bad, but not the best.Reviewed on: 5/31/2001

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 20oz glass
BevNET Review: Remember Hawaiian Punch® from when you were a child? Well, add some water and a faint watermelon flavor and you have Wild Stormy Punch. While this type of beverage is acclaimed by five year olds, the more mature crowd will probably want something, well, a little more mature. Your children will probably love the fruity sweetness and brightly colored 20 oz.bottles, but you might want to stick to something which tastes a little more like real fruit juice rather than red sugar water.Reviewed on: 5/31/2001