Drink Simple Raspberry Lemon Maple Water – Organic, Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Vegan Natural Hydration – Low Sugar Coconut Water Alternative – 12 Fluid Ounce (Pack of 12)

So I have a special needs child who has complications with balancing hydration needs. We wanted to have a natural alternative that was good for her as well. We started with coconut water, as recommended by her dietician, but she just wasn't a fan.I was in a grocery store when I spotted Drink Simple. Since I'm a huge maple fan, I threw one in the cart for me. When we got home I drank about half and then my daughter started eyeballing it. I offered her some and she promptly chugged the rest. There wasn't this huge miracle moment and angels singing, but I noticed that she seemed to have a better afternoon.I did research and picked up a dozen from Amazon. I called her dietician and talked about the water. She gave me the green light and we started using it. I will say, there has been a good difference. Not only is this easier to get in her than coconut water, her hydration is better and her overall stats are better.This is also a product I enjoy, when she lets me have it LOL! It tases good and gives me a nice energy boost. I enjoy it and am happy to personally recommend this!

I ordered these as I have been exploring different all-natural drinks. When I first tried Maple Water I didn't love the taste, but thought it was interesting that this brand had different flavors of maple water. I enjoyed the Raspberry Lemon flavor - it was distinctive, and I would drink it during the day as a refreshing beverage. The price per unit was somewhat expensive, so I don't know that at this point it would be a regular staple in the home with dinner. I also was disappointed that the brand did not have a larger variety of flavors. It could be worth trying once, but there is risk in buying a variety pack, paying a lot and not having many flavors to choose from. It may be worthwhile to try at a Whole Foods first to see if you like it, and then ordering on Amazon if you want a few in the home.

I got the watermelon, maple, grapefruit, and raspberry lemon flavors. I've tried all but the grapefruit so far but I'd say the prouduct is so-so. I think the Costco Brand watermelon juice tastes better though I don't think it's much different in price. The Maple is pretty bland in my opinion, I can't recommend it. Worked pretty well as a mixer to thin out a vodka tonic though when I had no simple syrup so there's that. The raspberry lemon was pretty good though if not super memorable.

Value was fine but the flavor was just awful. If you took a watermelon, ignore all the good red fruit inside and just juice the rind, cry a little into the juicer, then add a pinch of salt.... that's what this tastes like.

Love Maple Water!! Especially when the weather is hot, and I’ve just come in from a long run or doing yard work. It’s best served ice cold. Maple Water is lightly sweet and refreshing. I also like to make smoothies with it (vanilla protein powder, a frozen banana, maple water - that’s all you need). I also used it once to brew an iced coffee, and it was really good. My only issue is that they would make larger bottles!!

Don't get all the other reviews. Love the single ingredient, however, it's nearly un-drinkable. Does not taste good at all. There are much better tasting watermelon waters out there!

First, I love that this is Single Ingredient - JUST Watermelon Juice - nothing else. It is not sweet, tastes lightly of watermelon, and is very hydrating. Watermelon is good for your heart and can help relieve muscle soreness, - just all around good for you. Sometimes I add a squeeze of lemon or a crushed mint leaf.

Be warned --- this product is very addicting! I first came across the product on a trip to New Hampshire and was ecstatic to find it later on Amazon. Very refreshing with a slight hint of maple. Best enjoyed cold from the refrigerator. Highly recommended.