Something & NothingPremium Cucumber Soda | Lightly Carbonated, Full Flavoured with Added Grape & Lemon Juice | Vegan & Low Calorie | 330ml Cans (Pack of 12)

I have recently reduced my drinking significantly and these are well balanced and the taste means I don't feel like I'm missing out on a g&T.

The Ginger & Lime flavoured sparkling water from Something & Nothing is a refreshing and pleasantly light drink. The balance between the ginger and lime is not bad, with the ginger offering a degree of warmth and the lime adding a bright, zesty touch. I do find the ginger as being quite strong but it is a nice, crisp choice, especially during warmer weather. The carbonation is gentle and light, providing just enough fizz without being too sharp or overpowering, which makes it easy to drink. Unlike many flavoured drinks, it does not contain any added sugars or sweeteners, relying instead on the natural sweetness from grape juice. This gives it a clean, natural taste that feels both refreshing and satisfying without leaving a sugary aftertaste.It is similar to ginger beer. It works well on its own as a thirst-quencher but I think it would pair better with alcohol as a mixer. The absence of artificial ingredients is a major plus, and it’s great to enjoy something that feels a bit more sophisticated than typical sodas. One thing to keep in mind is the cost, as it is priced a bit higher compared to other flavoured sparkling waters. Despite that, the quality and unique flavour make it worth trying, especially for those looking for a more natural, less sweet alternative to traditional fizzy drinks. The multipack of 12 cans is convenient, and the standard 330ml size is just right for a single serving.

I am trying to drink less coca cola and came across this drink. I tried it because it didn't have any aspartame in it and I love it. Despite it being a healthy drink it has the right taste and fizz to it. I tried other yuzu drinks but they all tasted like sparkling water with a bit of lemon - this one is by far the best and most intense flavour. Highly recommended!

These sparkling waters are so much tastier than you could ever imagine. They say "full bodied" on the can and they really mean it - the taste manages to be complex, light, refreshing and still low in calories. And the cans look so beautiful in my fridge all lined up. I can't go without now, have to restrict myself to 1 a day lest I smash them all in one fell swoop!

I like the idea of this drink and it contains relatively wholesome and natural ingredients. It's mostly LIGHTLY carbonated water and grape juice concentrate with natural flavourings from lime, lemon and gingerIt's only 12kCal a can and if anything it doesn't taste very sweet at all. Some people may find the lack of sweetness a bit off-putting.The problem I have with it is that it's just not fizzy enough for me and tastes like fizzy pop thats been left out for too long and gone flat. It's described as 'lightly carbonated' but I'd call it more 'barely sparkling and practically flat'.Despite that, it actually tastes very nice and my wife doesn't mind the lack of fizz. Personally I find a shot of lemonade peps up the fizz a bit. I wouldn't exactly agree with it delivering a 'fiery kick with every sip'. I personally found the flavours quite laid back and even wondered if mine had a problem when I read of it's supposed 'bold' and 'fuller flavour', but nevertheless it's a very pleasant drink, low in sugar and I can see it working well as a mixer too.

First tasted this at my club in Soho, Quo Vadis. Nothing finer on arrival and to lay the groundwork for a dry martini. Cheers!

These have a light and refreshing taste. They’re a good alternative to regular pop as they have a fraction of the sugar and calories, and all natural ingredients. The ginger is very mild in this drink which I like, some may prefer if it was stronger though. It’s a nice summery flavour. Lightly sparkling, to me it almost tastes a little flat! Would be nicer if it was more fizzy

I had these at a Arket store and loved them. The yuzu flavour is refreshing, a nice way to enjoy fizzy drinks that are a bit healthier.