Hiball Energy Sparkling Water Zero Sugar and Zero Calorie Drink, Grapefruit, 16 Fl Oz ( 8 Count)

Absolutely love how this Hiball energy drink offers a clean and energizing boost without any sugar or calories. The lemon lime flavor is quite refreshing and not overly sweet, making it perfect for a quick pick-me-up. I enjoy the sparkling water texture and feel good knowing it contains organic caffeine, ginseng, and guarana. It's become my go-to for staying alert during busy afternoons.

The best clean energy drink on the market! They discontinued my favorite flavor, which was peach, but watermelon mint is great, too. It's available at Whole Foods for those looking for an in-person purchase place.

I really like the Hiball Lemon Lime energy drink. The zero sugar and zero calorie aspects make it perfect for my health goals. The sparkling water gives it a crisp, refreshing taste that I enjoy whenever I need a pick-me-up. The organic caffeine and ginseng provide a boost without the jitters. The 16 fl oz size is convenient for on-the-go. Overall, a tasty and energizing option that keeps me going during busy days.

I know its a seltzer with zero sugar. But this makes me want to add a syrup to it to make it have anything resembling flavor. You get an overwhelming taste of the selter with a mist of fmberry as if they just waved the fruit over the liquid and called it a day. Its just simply not good. If it had more caffeine than maybe id consider it in desperation.

So happy I bought this Hiball Lemon Lime energy drink. I like that it's zero sugar and zero calories, which is perfect for my health goals. The 160mg of organic caffeine gives me enough energy without feeling jittery. The taste is okay, especially if you prefer a milder flavor in energy drinks. It's not too sweet and has a clean lemon lime flavor. I find it works well when I need a quick pick-me-up during busy days or when I'm rushing out. Overall, a solid choice for a light and refreshing energy drink.

Ever since my fav go-to energy drink with caffeine decided to lose the very reason I purchased it for. Being the caffeine (duh & WTHeck?) I have been looking for a substitute to enter as my go to beverage, so I went through the many listings here, and thought this would perhaps be so fabulous it would justify the HUGE amount required in order to partake. But hey, its not all about $, its about what you enjoy and I figure this late in life? If I find enjoyment within something? I will obtain it, as long as the $ is not so high I am in debt to have it. This was close to the debt issue, but I ordered and here are my thoughts in my experience. I will be continuing my search for my next" go to" highly caffeinated bev "de jour".. Size of can is great, MUCH prefer the 16 OZ as compared to the smaller serving cans of energy drinks. To me? Less is, well? Less, and I need as much energy driving additives as possible! I grab one first thing in the mid AM directly after my triple espresso, and its gotta keep me going till I have time to grab another one later in my day. Size is a star! Next, amount of the extras (basically the ONLY reason I obtain energy bev's) No carbs, yea! Not that its an inclusion, it's a exclusion but bonus for having zero, & thought I should add as a whole group of no carb diets going on. Back to the inclusions, Organic Guarana,, so we all know that that is just another way to add caffeine as thats what it is at the end of the day. Bonus info, I think the fact it comes from the "Amazon" is amusing. Maybe my sense of humor is not everyone's? But I found a chuckle in that... Back to the subject, as far as the organic part? I don't really care if it is or not, as to me? The entire "organic" thing is always attached with an accompanying extra "$", just saying. But there is an amount of 50 mg of organic guarana in this as per can, not per serving. Organic (yes, that word again. I can just hear "cha-ching" in my head lol) ginseng in another 50 mg per can. There are two (2) different types of this, Asian, and the other is American. It does not define which is included, I am going on Asian due to the benefits over American. Asian seems to ME, how I see it that it's more beneficial in personally gain. That being mood improvement (have not really noticed that so much honestly, but hey? Maybe it takes a while) & what is referenced to as stamina. Personal interpretation of stamina = energy, so okay, but the dosage provided is so low? I think it's to say it is in there, but again? Just my personal opinion. Moving on here to my first and foremost reason behind trying this drink out, caffeine. Now, what did I say about the organic labeling in that I THINK it's attached to a pricer version, moreso then not organic. As here, "Organic" Caffeine in 160 mg per can. This might seem to be a good dosage? Not on my listing wants, as the amount of caffeine per serving that is said to be okay before you get all zipped out? Above 400 mg. Yes, 400 mg is a distance to the 160 mg included. Disappointing personally, as I really thought with the high request to obtain here? You would get more zoom, not the ying/yang feel that label provides to most people & their ideas of healthy. Healthy is not a must have, in MY search, NOT suggesting anyone follow my lead. I know what I want, I am NOT suggesting anyone else should, period. I will include here for anyone who cares, that Vitamins B6, & B12 are included at 150% each? I GUESS that would be in percentage of the daily recommenced dose maybe? Note this is a guess, I do NOT know that. And Niacin @ 150%, and last Pantothenic Acid is 150% also. May I ask here if anyone knows what that is? The Pantothenic Acid? It's B12, yep B12. Which is already clearly ON the listings in the 150%. So what about that? Why the verbal dissimilarity? I am totally unsure and not about to guess. If a question you need to know the Anwser to? I would go straight to the peeps, I am not extending any ideas or even do I want too, period. I will say that there is no icky aftertaste, at least within my taste buds. It is seltzer water, with a smidge of flavoring thrown into. Not heavily flavored & one of the reasons I gravitated towards these was due to the basic seltzer water & a splash of whatever various flavor is chosen. . There did seem to be a selection of flavors at the time ordered. I had really hoped that perhaps this would be more, then it turned out to be. Again, I must add in that is only related to MY needs, as I don't wish for anyone to pick up on an idea that I am referring, suggesting, or in any way insinuating what anyone( other than myself) should/should not do. This entire review is solely based on MY experience, exclusively. I just want to be sure that is understood in plain language. Okay, so the closing of this way too long review is this, for my wants and must haves in an energy drink? I am sad to say this is not my forever, or go to energy drink. It is fine, no doubt about it? But within the bang for the buck factor? This does not even ping. Providing little and requesting a lot I will leave for my dating life, don't need a double do especially in something I depend on and know the effects I wish to include in positive results throughout my day. The energy drink, not the dating, lol. It is just not what I am looking for, so I will not be reordering. If I saw in a connivence store would I grab it? Maybe, depending on what else was offered honestly. But that does not exclude it by any means, not at all. For what it is it's fine, and if it was offered at a lower request? I might be more forgiving, but it is not? So I won't, and that's about all. My search continues, and I am glad I tried these Hi*Ball Energy Seltzers in Wild Berry. Not bad, just not me. Thank you!

I used to buy these at Ralph's up until a year or so ago. Unfortunately Anheuser-Busch discontinued this brand several years after acquiring it from the original, "grassroot" creators. Now it's owned/operated by Tilray Brands, based in NY. My first observation is that it seems slightly less carbonated and less flavored than I recall. Keep in mind HiBall's appeal was its' clean, sugar-free, lightly flavored recipe, along with a medium-dose of caffiene, at 160mgs. (400 milligrams is the FDA cutoff. Anymore than 200 in one day might blow my adrenal system out and induce a cardiac event) But it just seems a little lighter in carbonation and flavor than I recall. Still good, though. Wild Berry was always my go-to. I'm not sure if Tilray is cutting corners on ingredients, or even the aluminum cans, but I will order some other flavors to test myself. In the meantime, I'm fairly happy to recommend if you're not in the mood for the many zombie-piss and depleted uranium-based caffeine drinks out there. Cheers.

The Hiball Clean Energy Drink in Lemon Lime is a great way to stay energized without sugar or calories. I like the 16 fl oz size for a satisfying drink during busy days. The organic caffeine, ginseng, and guarana give me a natural lift, and it has a clean, crisp taste. The 8-pack makes it convenient to keep stocked at home or work. Overall, a refreshing choice for a clean energy boost.