IZZE Fortified Sparkling Juice, Pomegranate, 8.4-Ounce Cans
 | Average Customer Rating: Recommend IZZE Fortified Sparkling Pomegranate is a refreshingly healthful blend of pure fruit juice and sparkling water. Enhanced with 10% of the U.S. recommended daily allowance of Vitamins C, B6 and niacin, this naturally sweetened beverage features a refreshing pomegranate flavor and is free of refined sugars, preservatives and caffeine. IZZE sparkling juices contain no refined sugars or caffeine. View larger. IZZE Fortified is also available in Sparkling Apple, Sparkling Blackberry, Sparkling Clementine, and Sparkling… Product details and pricing info |
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366 Customer Reviews Posted
- Absolutely delicious and refreshing.
- Izze is one of my favorite drinks. When I cut sodas out of my diet, I looked for something to replace them. Ultimately, I ended up drinking a lot of sparkling water. But when I need something a little sweeter, I found these and I adore them. It's real fruit juice and sparking water so it still has sugars in it - just not added/refined sugar. So it's a lot better for you and a lot fewer calories than downing a coke.
I do have a couple of very minor complaints (but they're so minor, the product still gets 5 stars from me). I feel like the drink could actually have a little less juice and a little more sparkling water. Sometimes it's just a little too sweet for me. Also, these cans are a little small (smaller than a normal can of soda). However, I've found a really easy way around both of these. I pour the can into a glass and top it off with some plain sparking water. Perfect!
All the flavors are good, but pomegranate is my favorite (however, I'm a huge fan of just about anything pomegranate). - 2008-06-13, 2 of 2 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Izze Apple
- Not the best one of the Izze drinks to me, but a good refreshing change.
- 2008-06-09, 1 of 2 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Delcious healthy alternative to sodas - sized right, too!
- Izze is a great tasting, refreshing beverage with 70 percent fruit juice and 30 percent sparkling water. I've tried several flavors, and have yet to find one I didn't like.
Sparkling blackberry juice tastes like an idealized version of my childhood favorite - black cherry soda. The sparkling clementine juice brings back childhood memories of great tasting orange sodas. Whereas now the fruit flavored sodas taste overly sugared or like chemistry experiments - the Izze sparkling juices taste wonderful! The pomegranate flavor is tart, but sweetened up a bit with added cranberry and apple juice.
I've tried the sparkling blackberry juice in both the glass bottle and the can. The flavor is subtly different; from the bottle it seems a little sweeter and less carbonated; from the can the flavor is a bit stronger.
The 8.4 ounce cans are smaller in height and circumference than the standard size US soft drink cans; they're more like European soft drink cans. The size and shape is a good size for the hand, and holds enough sparkling juice to satisfy a normal thirst. I'd like to see more US drink companies adopt this size can!
This is a great tasting, healthy alterative to regular sodas. Highly recommended!! - 2008-06-09, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Strong on flavor, high on sugar
- The Izze Pomegranate drink reminded me somewhat of cranberry juice. The flavor is much more intense, however, and I didn't really like it on its own. This may sound crazy but mixing it with half Diet Mt. Dew makes a great drink!
- 2008-06-04, 0 of 2 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- tastes great! BUt vitamin enriched-thats just a joke
- What is there to say about this drink? I tested it on three people and we all agreed that it tastes very good-almost like sparkling cider, comes in an attractive shaped can and we would pay for it if it was an option in a vending machine. But the vitamin enriched thing is just silly. There are two vitamins in this drink (this flavor at least) and they're both only 10% of you're daily requirement.
Drink this for the taste, not the health benefit. - 2008-06-03, 1 of 2 people found this review helpful, Rated:
