La Croix, Sparkling Water, Grapefruit, 96 Ounce Pack of 8

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ — Refreshing, healthy bubbly with a subtle fruit twist ✅ What Stands Out Zero calories, zero sugar, zero sodium — great for hydration. Each can contains just carbonated water and “natural essence,” with no sweeteners or additives. Kroger +2 Home +2 Better alternative than soda or sugary drinks. As a plain or lightly flavored sparkling water, LaCroix is widely considered a healthier swap compared with soda, sugary juice drinks, or artificially sweetened beverages. Shape +2 Healthline +2 Light, refreshing taste — nice strawberry-peach flavor. The Strawberry Peach flavor offers a soft blend of strawberry and peach flavors — pleasant and not overpowering, making it a good everyday drink for hydration or a light refreshment. Target +2 The Sober Curator +2 Hydrating and versatile. Because it’s calorie-free and sugar-free, you can enjoy it anytime — with meals, during workouts or outdoor time, or when you just want something fizzy without the downsides of soda. Bicycling +1 ⚠️ Some Things to Keep In Mind Flavor is subtle — might be too light for some. The fruity taste is soft, which many like if they prefer gentle flavoring over strong sweetness — but if you’re used to sodas or sweetened drinks, you might find it mild or “watered down.” Several reviews and user comments describe the flavor as more of a subtle hint than bold fruit punch. Reddit +2 Target +2 Carbonation may cause mild sensitivity. As with any sparkling or carbonated water, some people may experience slight bloating or mild discomfort if they drink it too quickly or on an empty stomach. Healthline +1 Not a replacement for plain water in all cases. While it counts toward hydration, if you rely heavily on sparkling water, plain water should still be part of your intake — especially if you care about long-term dental health or if carbonation bothers you. Eat This Not That +1 🎯 Who It’s Best For People who want to cut sugar and calories but still enjoy a bubbly, refreshing drink — as a soda alternative or daily hydration choice. Folks who appreciate gentle, subtle fruit flavor rather than sweet or strongly flavored beverages. Anyone seeking a versatile, convenient drink — good with meals, during workouts, relaxing at home, or mixing in mocktails. Those trying to stay hydrated while avoiding artificial sweeteners or excess sodium. 🧾 Final Verdict LaCroix Strawberry Peach is a smart, health-conscious pick if you like light, refreshing, bubbly drinks — especially compared with sodas or sugary drinks. It may not deliver bold flavor or sweetness, but that’s also part of its charm: clean taste, no calories, and good hydration. If you want subtlety over sweetness and value simplicity and versatility, this sparkling water is an excellent everyday beverage choice. If you prefer strong flavor or crave sweetness, though, you might want to mix it (with fruit, juice, or flavor drops) or look for other drinks.

I got the grapefruit and I like it. It reminds me of a genre of beverage which I've come to favor, which is beverages which are mainly water, but with an ever so small splash of something else. Lemon water is one example, and I've come to enjoy the same effect with unsweetened cranberry water (the smaller the quantity of the added thing, the better the water-cooler drink seems to me). The Amazon brand elderberry water (which is unavailable lately) is another example. You can't even taste the elderberry, but it makes the water better. The La Croix grapefruit is the same way, it's like water, but better. You can hardly taste the grapefruit and I like that. I used to get the plain La Croix, but I had to stop getting it because it was like drinking air, it was super carbonated, but not a carbonation where it sizzles down your throat, it really was like drinking air. It made you want to drink more and more, just to quench your thirst. Plus, though, if you left it out, opened for any length of time, eventually it started to taste a little acidic, and I didn't think that was good. These grapefruit ones seem a little more normal, though, so I will buy them in the summer when I feel I need extra hydration (which is quaffable and not super acidic or something like that), or if I have guests. I didn't know what to expect when I bought the grapefruit, but I'm pleased with it and recommend it for if you want something to drink which is thirst quenching, refreshing, and quaffable and will not rot your mouth like sugary and/or acidic beverages. It's comprised of water and "natural flavors," so I'm guessing that's good, at least now with better regulation to assure that "natural flavors" are no longer dead bodies of humans, as they were in the very recent past. I wish La Croix would just tell us what they're using for the "natural flavors" --how hard can that be? But at least with better regulators at the helm, I feel safe that I'm not drinking cannibalistic beverages. I hate to expound on that, but it's super important, especially for the sake of the victims. I say that we can drink La Croix with confidence, though.

I've tried many flavors of La Croix sparkling water before, but I'd never heard of this one, Pasteque (watermelon). It's not available at any local, or even not-so-socal stores, but I had to try it; I love almost everything that comes in watermelon, with the exception of Jolly Ranchers. Thankfully, Amazon has it, at a reasonable price. It's delicious! Very refreshing, and the flavor is great. Just bubbly enough, too. I will continue to buy it as long as it's available.

I recently tried the La Croix Sparkling Water — Lime (8-pack), and I was pleasantly surprised. The moment I popped open a can, I got a clean, refreshing citrus scent that perfectly matched the flavor. The lime taste is light and subtle — crisp but not overpowering, which makes it easy to sip casually throughout the day without it feeling too “soda-like.” The carbonation is just right — bubbly enough to feel satisfying, but smooth enough that it doesn’t feel harsh or fizzy. It’s very refreshing, especially when chilled. I also like that it’s zero-calorie, zero-sugar, and naturally flavored — it’s a great alternative to sugary sodas or juice when I want something refreshing but lighter. The cans are convenient and portable, great for work, workouts, or relaxing at home. Overall, this La Croix Lime sparkling water is a pleasant, refreshing drink that feels clean, natural, and well-balanced. I’d definitely recommend it if you’re looking for a healthy, flavorful alternative to soda or want a refreshing sparkling drink with a light lime twist

Good taste and cheaper than most soda so a win win. Thought it tasted a bit like can though.

I've been on a mission to cut back on sugary sodas, and La Croix Sparkling Water, Lime has become my absolute go-to for a clean, bubbly fix. This 8-pack is a staple in my fridge, and the lime flavor is, in my opinion, their best and most versatile offering. Flavor Profile: Pure Essence, Not Sugar If you are new to La Croix, here is the critical distinction: this is not a sweet drink. It delivers the essence of fresh lime—a bright, zesty aroma and a very subtle, natural taste that perfectly complements the carbonation. It tastes like water that a lime has smiled upon, not a lime that has been drowned in syrup. This purity is exactly why it's so refreshing and works so well as a zero-calorie, zero-sugar alternative. It genuinely quenches your thirst without leaving that sticky, artificial aftertaste. Perfect Carbonation: The carbonation level is consistently perfect. It's lively and crisp, making it feel like a true treat, but it's not so aggressive that it burns your throat. The 8-pack is a convenient format for stocking up; they arrive well-packaged without damage. The Verdict: If you're looking for a flavored drink that helps you stay hydrated and kick the soda habit, La Croix Lime is unbeatable. It’s light, natural, and genuinely refreshing. Highly recommended for anyone who loves subtle, natural flavor and crisp bubbles. I will be purchasing this again and again.

Good taste; great price—love using with water and water packets giving different flavors of “soda”

My all time favorite flavor of sparkling water. I admit I like the packaging, too. It's pretty. If you don't think you'd like a lemon and vanilla flavored seltzer water, you probably don't want this one. It's basically orange cream flavor but with lemon instead of the orange. I realize some people don't find this combination appealing. But I do. There's no sugar or artificial sweeteners so nothing to worry about.