Irn-Bru Sugar Free has recently been rebranded by Barr from the old name 'diet' Irn-Bru for some reason or another, maybe the word 'diet' wasn't very popular or they simply wanted to be a bit different from the normal diet drinks that are available. I believe the latter is the case, Barr Irn-Bru advertising has always been slightly wacky and quirky and this new name, same product is another example of their humour. Irn-Bru is the best selling soft drink in Scotland and is a national prodigy, before I moved to Edinburgh I hadn't tried this pop drink too many times as it is not as widely available in England as it is up here and it is a shame because I ...  Read the complete review

Irn Bru takes me back right to my childhood, spending the whole of the 6 weeks school summer holidays in Scotland with my Scottish relatives and drinking Irn Bru the whole summer long. I'm surprised I didn't turn orange with the amount I used to drink as a kid! I've loved Irn Bru ever since those childhood summers spent in Scotland, I especially love Irn Bru floats, basically a coke float but made with Irn Bru instead of coke. You should try this, believe you me you will thank me, they are absolutely delicious. I've introduced my husband to them, and even he likes them. I used to have them all the time as a kid, when the ice cream van came around I'd be sent ...  Read the complete review

I have been drinking this juice off and on for years. It isn't my most favourite drink as I would say that Diet Coke is definitely my favourite, but I do really like this and reach for a drink of this now and again. There is a bit of a downside to this Juice, but I will get to that later on. A juice that is very famous in Scotland. I do know in the past that this Juice wasn't available in England but I think this is now widely available elsewhere (but I may be wrong certainly.) You can get this in a few different ways - eg single 330ml can approx 60p, 500ml bottle approx £1, 6 can multipack approx £2.80, 24 can multipack approx £7, 1 litre bottle approx £1.20, ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge fizzy drinks fan, but they must be sugar free. I find sugar drinks just too sweet, and I don't like the idea of sugar sticking to my teeth. This is where Irn Bru, sugar free comes into its own. The can is exactly as pictured above. However mine came in a multi pack. I find paying for individual cans expensive, especially the amount I go through. So I always buy in bulk, usually in multi packs, when on special offer. This can came from a pack of 8. It was on special offer at 8 for £2.00 from Tesco. But you will also find many other supermarkets, with similar offers. So time for me to fill my trolley. Well not exactly, but a few packs go ...  Read the complete review

I bought eight cans of this drink in a multipack from Tesco for £2. The usual size of the multipack is six cans so I got two cans for free! The drink tastes exactly the same as the normal Irn Bru, to be honest you can't really tell the difference. The taste is really refreshing and tangy with the genuine Irn Bru bite to it. As the drink is sugar free it is much better for the waistline (and the teeth). One 330ml can contains just three calories so you can consume this drink without worrying about ruining your diet. This is a really refreshing drink as it is but I personally think that it tastes much better when it has been chilled. I have tried adding fresh ...  Read the complete review