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Britvic 55

 
Description: Soft Drinks / Fruit juice / Britvic 55 was first launched in 1978 in pubs and bars. Over a quarter of a century later ... more
Britvic 55 ... it is one of the few soft drinks to be asked for by name at the bar and is now also available from supermarkets so you can enjoy it at home. Britvic 55 combines 55% fruit juice with sparking water and is available in three flavours: Apple, Raspberry & Cranberry, Orange, Apple.

Newest Review: ... floated on the stock exchange in 2005 and since then has never looked back. The Britvic 55 range was first launched in 1978 ... more

 ... in pubs and bars so who knows why it took so long for me to discover it.... The Britvic 55 range comes in 3 different flavours: ~ Orange ~ Apple ~ Apple, Raspberry and Cranberry The '55' in the products brand title stands for the amount of fruit juice used in each bottle, something which I was not aware of until I looked on the brands website. With the 55 representing the fruit juice the rest of the product is made up with sparkling water. If you had asked me to drink sparkling water in the past then I would have tur...more

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MEL0611
Premium Review A refreshing change... Britvic 55 (883 words)
by - written on 10/10/09 (Very useful, 101 readings)
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If ever I go out to the pub with friends or I am out for a meal I do not always want an alcoholic drink. I used to always go for the Coke or Pepsi option but I started to become bored of it and decided that I wanted a change. It is not many pubs or restaurants that offer Fanta or Tango but this is what I always fancied drinking. On many occasions I would get offered the option of lemonade and a dash of orange juice which was fine but a few months ago a very friendly waitress asked if I wanted a Britvic 55, I had heard of them in the past but call me naïve I was not entirely sure what they were! I thought it was a still juice drink so was quite shocked when ...  Read the complete review

x-TakeMeHome-x
Premium Review Did you know the 55 stood for the % orange in the bottle? (291 words)
by - written on 22/08/09 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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Whenever I go out to a pub or a restaurant and I don't drink alcohol (cider, yum!) then I drink my favourite orange 'Britvic 55' because I love the bubbles and the taste of pure orange flavour :) Sold in a tall glass bottle my last one cost £1.60 so that's not bad is someone is on soft drinks is it? Nice and healthy and natural, with 55% fruit juice (hence the name|) in it, this fizzy pop has sugar and orange juice from concentrate of 1% too. There are also flavourings and preservatives so not as healthy once you read the label as it looks on the green and orange coloured labelled bottle... The calories are 135 and the sugars ...  Read the complete review

LegallyBlonde88
Premium Review Britvic 55 cranberry, raspberry and apple (160 words)
by - written on 28/02/08 (Useful, 9 readings)
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This is such a nice drink! My mum recommended it to me when her golf club had it in as a trial offer. I had tried the orange one before and loved it! But this one is even better It is a blended, slightly sparkling juice containing cranberry, apple and raspberry. They are on special offer in Tesco at the minute...2 packs for a fiver A pack contains 4 x 275 ml bottles and is usually priced at £3.28 which is quite reasonable considering how good it tastes! The special offer is only available until 4th March '08 so you need to hurry! It has a really delicate flavour and isn't too sweet which is refreshing! The cranberries must counteract the ...  Read the complete review

 

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