Tesco Fruit Flavoured Sparkling Water

When you're all eating, drinking and generally being merry over Christmas you might just get thirsty for a non alcoholic drink (well you might!) and I have just the drink for you. Tesco's make a range of flavoured waters at a very good price - currently 39p a litre or 3 for £1.10. In fact these waters are almost always on special offer so you're onto a winner straight away. They all come in light blue plastic bottles with a bright blue screw top. Each bottle has a similar label with a picture of the fruit which makes up the flavour of the contents of the bottle. Obviously being plastic the bottles are recyclable too which is always a big plus for ...  Read the complete review

Packaging: OK, so it's not the most interesting of bottles. It is a clear light blue bottle which starts off pretty fat then gets slimmer towards the top. The labels are quite pretty though. They are clear, with just the odd faint bit of colour to match the flavour, with a picture of whatever that flavour may be. It looks kind of "pure" and inviting. Health: These waters are sugar free, but not lacking in flavour. A 250ml glass contains only 5 calories, compared to the 100+ a glass of sugary pop would have in! They do unfortunately contain preservatives which aren't the best thing in the world, but hey, no-ones ...  Read the complete review

I first discovered these drinks about 3 years ago, on a lovely hot summer's day. I was at a friend's house, and he offered me a coffee. I was quite thirsty due to the heat, so asked for water instead, and when he returned from the kitchen he handed me a nice tall glass of cold, sparkling water. As I went to take a sip, a whiff of refreshing fruitiness entered my nostrils. I asked him what the drink was and he told me to try it. The delicious, fruity taste was difficult to identify at first, and I wasn't able to guess the flavour other than assume that it was some kind of mixed fruit. It was so refreshing though, that my glass was soon empty and my friend was offering me ...  Read the complete review

Working for Tesco, there are a few girls who come in to my store and buy these 'Hints of...' water varieties religiously, and they swear by them... So I decided to give them a try, as surely one bottle can't hurt? The Packaging: - - - - - - - - - - - The bottles are quite wide at the bottom, and gradually slant into a slender top. This makes them shorter than some other bottles. However it also makes them wider at the bottom. The bottle has a clear plastic label on it with the title of the product, and a picture of the fruit that it is flavoured by. This makes the packaging feel quite summery and even ...  Read the complete review

'Slightly sparkling spring water drink with a hint of white grape juice and natural blackberry flavour' is written on the label of Tesco's new flavoured water - and they are right with every single word. My favourite is 'White grape & blackberry' - a refreshing drink for hot days and a good base for mixed drinks. -------------------------- Packing The sparkling water comes in a lovely light blue bottle made out of hard plastic; that means that the plastic is thicker than the normal Tesco Value bottles. I'm normally not a big fan of paying more for good looks but I have to admit that I really like the design of the bottle, it's modern and looks ...  Read the complete review