LaCroix, Sparkling Water, Lime, 12 oz, (pack of 12)

Nice drinks, refreshing and better than other fizzy drinks

I asked the AI which flavor is the most popular, and the regular lime was the answer. Which is great, because I like it, too, and I don't want to try a bunch of different flavors. I already tried the grapefruit, and I didn't think it really tasted like grapefruit, so that makes me doubt if the other flavors will be that authentic. But the lime is good, as far as I'm concerned, I really, really like that the flavor is subtle. I really just bought it as a thirst quenching thing, and for when guests are over, and it's great for that!!! I have a bunch of different beverages that I drink, and this lime sparkling water serves the purpose of "elevated water," for a good price. I would prefer it in a glass bottle, but I recommend it for anyone looking for a flavored sparkling water.

We've been drinking La Croix water for several months now and love it. We gave up all sugary drinks years ago but miss having a little taste in otherwise very healthy clean water. Yes, we could add some lemon or lime . . . been there, do that. But sometimes it's nice to just pop open a can of something refreshing and take a swig (I know; I make it sound like I'm drinking beer ;-). But we didn't want to pay a premium for this water either. I mean I love Evian, Fiji, and Pellegrino as much as the next person. But not all the time. So we found La Croix and started drinking . . . it is great. Lots of flavors to choose from but we settled on lime. I know. Not very imaginative but we LOVE it. However, here's the kicker. We live in a four story walk up . . . and you have to take two flights of stairs to get to our kitchen. And 12 cans of 12 oz. La Croix water weighs just under 10 lbs. So, buying 10 cases of water weighs about 90 lbs. On the one hand, lugging 90 lbs of water up two flights of stairs is great exercise. On the other hand, in triple digit heat here in Texas, that's a bit much. And that's where Amazon Fresh comes in. Last night my wife decided to try Amazon Fresh and we discovered, much to our surprise, that not only was La Croix water available (in lime, no less) but it was priced cheaper than our local Target. When I read "delivered fresh to your front door," I did the math: 90 lbs of water delivered up one flight of stairs at NO COST. Hey, I'll try that! We ordered at around 7 pm and because we live in the Dallas area, we could have it delivered BEFORE 7 am the next morning. We ordered and later last evening went to sleep. At 6:30 am this morning our trusty Corgi barked to let us know someone was at the front door. Yep, it was Amazon delivering our first Fresh delivery: 10 cases of La Croix water, fresh spinach, and fresh kale. Amazing. But when I went down to get the order, I was in for another surprise: what I didn't see was 10 cases of water stacked on our porch. What I did see was 5 bags, with handles, each fitted with a box inside to hold 2 cases, neatly stacked on the porch. I grabbed the handles (one in each hand) and hustled 40 lbs of water per trip up ONE flight of stairs. I took a photo to share with friends . . . So here's the net of our experience: 1) we purchased what we like for less money than we usually pay 2) we didn't have to leave our home, drive 15 minutes to Target, park the car, get a cart, walk the aisles, load up water, pay the cashier, load the water in the car, drive 15 minutes home, and carry 90 lbs of water up two flights of stairs. As a consequence we have a bit more money to spend on other things and much more time to spend doing what we enjoy. Call me a happy customer . . . .

I was really not sure what to expect from this product. I'd read the reviews, and they ranged from "gross" to "crisp and light". I couldn't find it locally, so finally ordered one on Amazon. Now, I LOVE carbonated drinks. I've never bought a Soda Stream though, because there's no place around here to get canister refills, and most of the syrups were disgusting, so no point. I've been drinking sodas, but want to wean myself off the cola type drinks. I thought this might be a good compromise, as I don't really like plain water. I bought two brands to try - the other one (not naming it here, since this is a review about LaCroix, but it was strawberry dragonfruit. It was gross, and I love dragonfruit) was NOT good at all, so I almost didn't want to try this one! That would have been a mistake. This comes very close to Sierra Mist, IMHO. Of course, it isn't the same, since there is no sweetener in it. That's right - no sugar, so salt, no fake coloring. Clear and bubbly. It was very good. The colder, the better. I tried it right from the case and it was meh. But, stuck a few cans in the fridge and let them get nice and cold (I don't always have access to ice), and it improved it a great deal. I can see this being a regular part of my drink lineup. It will help me not drink so many sugary sodas, but still give me the carbonation I love. The light lime taste is nice, and I am a big fan. You could float lime slices in it if you wanted it more pronounced. LaCroix, you did a GREAT job with this one, and you've won me over. Wish I could find you in our area, but I'll spoil myself and get it here until it arrives. Will be happy to try the other flavors as well. Yum!

This review is for the Lime flavor. If you like perrier lime or other sparkling water drinks with lime then you will probably like this. People always think this is soda. It is not. It is just sparkling water in a can, which I believe must be rare. It doesn't taste like sprite. But the good is that it has only 2 ingredients: carbonated water, and natural flavor. The natural flavor must be lime juice, I'm assuming. I drink it because I really don't like drinking plain water. even filtered water tastes like minerals to me so I drink LaCroix to make sure I'm drinking plenty of fluids. If its your first time buying LaCroix I would go with the Lime or Lemon first. I also like the orange and the Berry is growing on me. But I do not like the Cran/Raspberry; It has a strange aftertaste.