Jazzy & Juicy Variety Pack

Been trying to cut back on super-sugary sodas, and this Culture Pop Jazzy & Juicy variety pack has been a really nice swap. The flavors actually taste like real fruit (more like a sparkling juice vibe) instead of that fake candy aftertaste some “healthy” sodas have. Light, crisp, and refreshing - easy to drink with lunch or as an afternoon pick-me-up. I also appreciate that it’s low sugar and doesn’t use stevia, because stevia usually leaves a weird lingering taste for me. These don’t. Just clean, bright flavor with good carbonation. The variety pack is great too - no single flavor got old, and it’s been fun figuring out favorites. Big pluses: gluten-free, non-GMO, kosher, and it sits well compared to a lot of other fizzy drinks. If you want something that feels like a treat but isn’t a sugar bomb, this is a solid buy. I’ll definitely reorder, great value for the money

This was a real surprise. I was a diet Coke person but thought I'd try something healthier and maybe pick up a little aid to digestion along the way. I fell for the taste right away. It's mature compared to most soda but very enjoyable. I even think I'm seeing the digestive benefits after a week. This stuff is very good and now it's my go to drink./

If you like seltzer but wish it was a little sweeter and a little more flavorful - this is what you’ve been looking for!! The mix pack that I chose was Wild Berries&Lime/Strawberry&Lime/Black Cherry/Watermelon&Lime. Though the ingredients differed among the flavors - the nutrition info was exactly the same. Zero fat, zero protein, 45 calories, 10g carbs, 8g sugar although it’s a ‘no sugar added’ product. The taste is great - very refreshing! It has nowhere near the sweetness of regular soda so if that’s what you’re looking for this might not be for you. If you’re willing to trim some of the sweetness - this would be an excellent AND healthy switch. In addition to great taste, it’s non-gmo, vegan, gluten free, and it has live probiotic! It’s actually good for you!!

I really wanted to like this product. All alternative sweeteners (splenda/sucralose, stevia, monk fruit) taste bitter to me, so I said yes to a "healthier soda" that doesn't contain any. But, wow, this stuff is disgusting. It's lightly carbonated, diluted fruit juice, with a white grape juice/lime base. I love lime, but this stuff is not good. I also have no idea how this is "soda"?? Total gimmick, as is the probiotic advertising. This is not gonna heal your gut lol. It's just marketing. The flavors taste mostly the same. I had family, friends, and a couple neighbors try it. No one likes it. We're dumping at least half of every can into the sink. It's undrinkable. You'll do better mixing juice with La Croix. Not recommended.

Good soda, with mostly clean ingredients. Little did I know when I set out on my search for a “healthy” soda, that healthy sodas basically don’t exist, in any capacity. However, culture pop surprised with no artificial sweeteners (which are always gross!) and had clean, mostly caution free ingredients. I think there was only one ingredient that had a potential risk, all others were risk free. Great value for the money in what you get! Be cautious, however, though. The flavors in these sodas are much different and may be an acquired taste to some. It took me a few cans in of each flavor with the lack of sweetness to come around to actually liking them for that reason as well.

The cans arrived well packaged and still fizzy. The drinks taste ok, and they do what they are meant to do. In my opinion, they are a bit expensive. I will probably order them again when I want to splurge on myself a bit.

Most similar products are PRE-biotic, meaning they contain undigestible carbohydrates that get consumed by gut bacteria, theoretically promoting growth of good flora. Culture Pop, on the other hand, is PRO-biotic, meaning that the product itself is inoculated with active cultures known to promote gut health. This makes Culture Pop more like kombucha or yogurt. Prebiotic products are like metamucil...as you may know, bacterial fermentation of fiber and similarly undigestible carbs can sometimes cause bloating and gas. I found this out the hard way when my 7 y/o daughter drank a can of a competitor product (I don't want to get in legal trouble here, so let's just call the product "Ploppi"), and then experienced bowel-ripping explosive diarrhea that can be only described as "Chernobylian". In my bathroom. It was very inconvenient. Side note, I will also state that this competitor product tastes how I imagine the liquid that collects at the bottom of a compost bin would, if you mixed it with stevia. TL;DR, I you like healthy probiotic drinks with creative fruit flavor combinations and you don't want to sleep in a cholera cot, this is the drink for you! PS - FWW, I'm a doctor and an immunologist, so I kind of know what I'm talking about here. I mean...I may be full of 💩, but it's healthy, well-formed, and probiotic-enriched 💩. Thanks Culture Pop! PPS - I don't get why they didn't name the product "Pop Culture" instead. Seems like a miss, whoever runs their marketing.

I am absolutely thrilled with this delightful beverage! From the first sip, I was impressed by the unique and refreshing flavors. The blend of real fruit juices and spices creates a taste that is both vibrant and satisfying. It’s not overly sweet, which I love, making it a perfect choice for those looking for a more natural and balanced soda option. What sets Culture Pop apart is its commitment to using high-quality ingredients. I appreciate that there are no artificial sweeteners or preservatives, just pure and wholesome goodness. Each flavor I’ve tried so far – from the zesty Ginger Lemon to the fruity Watermelon Lime – has been a hit, offering a burst of flavor that’s both exciting and refreshing. Moreover, the carbonation level is just right, giving you that fizzy satisfaction without being overpowering.