zenful Flavored Water, Cucumber Mint, 240 Fluid Ounce

Not great but ok.

Good refreshing beverage!

Do you want to drink 20 ounces of a beverage that tastes like apple cider vinegar and water but don’t want to go through the trouble of mixing it? Then zenful has you covered. I went into this completely blind. I figured, I like chamomile and I like hibiscus; what could go wrong? A lot, actually. First off, it smells like chemicals. It tastes like vinegar. The ingredients list water, fulvic acid (is that what vinegar is, maybe?), natural flavor, citric acid (preservative) and potassium sorbate (preservative). Water requires two separate preservatives? Even if someone could convince me that this is a better electrolyte replacement solution than Snake Juice, the taste is still a dealbreaker. It's not sweet; it's not neutral; it irritates my throat. I'd like to say something nice about the product, though, so here: My wife thought the bottle was pretty.Hard pass.

So these have no nutrional value really other than some trace minerals, powerful antioxidants and natural electrolytes. No calories, no sugar, no protein, no sodium, no vitamins. I don't know how they get the 70 trace minerals in there but they do. I like that it helps me drink more water but wish it wasn't $2 a bottle. Definitely nice to have the flavor in there even though its subtle. I was worried it would overpower the water and make it sweet but it doesn't. These are compared to sports drinks but without all the junk, which makes the price comparable. I do like the unique flavor combinations and it has helped me drink more water. I'd buy again if on sale.

These are tasty and refreshing. Drink it cold or over ice for best flavor. I think the Fulvic acid in it gives it a little kick. These drinks have no sweeteners of any kind. I prefer unsweetened drinks anyway. You could always add any sweetener. It really does a good job at hydrating. This is also good for helping detox the body. I tried all the flavors and here is how they rate: 1. Chamomile Hibiscus, 2. Jasmine Blackberry, 3. Cucumber Mint, 4. Lemon Lime Cilantro. I have been adding my powdered vitamins to these drinks. It seems like something about mixing them together makes my vitamins work better.

This is reminiscent of the Indian dish “Raita,” and similar to that condiment, this is a refreshing balance to certain foods...and perhaps is an acquired taste. There’s a little “bite” or sharpness to this water, which is not due to carbonation but rather the addition of a kind of acid, so the whole experience is less like drinking water and more like drinking a light soda (think an Indian Sprite without the bubbles). I rather like it, but my kids hated it. If you like raita it’s worth giving the Cucumber Mint a shot. If you don’t like exotic flavors, better skip this one.

I'm obsessed with cucumber water so common at hotels, and therefore jumped at the opportunity to try this.Unfortunately, I am unimpressed. The mint dominates, and does with a strong almost chemical feel. I would've preferred the more common lime and cucumber combo, or - at minimum - a different ration of cucumber to mint.It does not come across as refreshing - even at coldest temperatures.Bummer. Great idea, not well in execution.

I was excited to try these. We had recently had a program at work and the people touted the benefits of drinking water enhanced with fruits and plants. They had samples and I was all in. I love cucumber. I love mint. I could see a cucumber and mint combo for a cold, refreshing water. The product fell short. I just do not like the taste. At all. My kids tried it and spit it out.