Seltzer Water Original, 12 fl oz cans, 18 pack

If you like seltzer with a good amount of bubble and crisp, these are the best seltzers in the game. Taste is great, price is always good. Polar is the best.

This is very good. Very fizzy. I like getting more than 12 at a time to cut down on ordering. It is no sugar and tastes great.

The water is great. However, Amazon does not always package them with care and at times delivers them in a plastic bag! This makes the cans vulnerable to punctures, which is disappointing. When they arrive in boxes with some protection, this is unlikely to happen.

Polar Seltzer Water has quickly become my favorite club soda, and I am thrilled with how convenient it is to purchase on Amazon. This seltzer water is packed with a delightful amount of fizz and has a wonderfully neutral flavor that pairs well with just about anything. One of the highlights of Polar Seltzer is its perfect level of carbonation. Each sip is refreshingly fizzy, making it an ideal base for my homemade mojitos. The neutral flavor enhances the taste of the fresh mint and lime without overpowering them, resulting in a perfectly balanced cocktail every time. Another huge plus is the convenience of buying it on Amazon. I no longer have to lug heavy cases from the supermarket, which is a significant relief. It arrives right at my doorstep, saving me time and effort. If you're looking for a high-quality, versatile seltzer water that adds a refreshing touch to your beverages, I highly recommend Polar Seltzer Water. It's fizzy, neutral, and perfect for both standalone enjoyment and cocktail mixing. A true gem for seltzer enthusiasts!

Solid product, reasonably priced, and well packaged for delivery

This is, hands down, the best seltzer water I have ever had. It is not a weak substitute for soda that still leaves you craving sugar and scraping by, it is a superior replacement that hits harder, feels great, tastes great and is significantly cheaper (despite the aggravating price fluctuation, which I'll get to). For most of my forty years, I drank Mountain Dew. Daily. Three to four cans, two on days where I was behaving. Original, Code Red, Baja Blast with Taco Bell, I once drove from North Carolina to South Florida non-stop on Game Fuel, just one bottle after another. When I wound up getting a root canal from my bad habit three years ago, I finally decided to try quitting soda. I attempted many popular seltzer brands, but none of them had the strong carbonation to keep me from getting a few sodas each week, or even outright relapsing and getting a couple twelve-packs of Code Red. Until Polar Seltzer. I'm beyond grateful Polar Seltzer was, at the time, $8 or $9 for an 18-pack, which made it easy to give it a shot. The quality is immediately noticable. The carbonation is second-to-none. You can open a can at night, realize how late it is and stick the sucker in the fridge and go to bed, come back to it in the morning and it's still going strong. The flavor is, bizarrely as I'm talking about Original Polar here, terrific. It just tastes great to drink. It's now been over a year since I switched to Polar and I haven't gone back to soda. There isn't even the slightest hint of a craving for it. Caffeine, sure, I still get a little of that every day from other non-sodas (G-Fuel or Sparkling Ice are good substitutes I've found). But Polar Seltzer Original is the number one thing I drink besides regular water. If I were rating this on quality alone, it's the easiest five stars imaginable. But I'm not. There are issues. As many other reviewers have mentioned, the shipping is imperfect. 18-can packs is great, that's huge! Order two for under $25, you've got 36 cans that will last a good while. As you can see from the photos, a lot of people do exactly that. But this leads to a lot of beat up cans from poorly handled shipping that are difficult to open because the aluminum is warped at the top. Additionally, while I do recommend Original in the highest possible regard, I do not recommend the flavored variants. The two I tried, Raspberry and Lime, tasted more like the attempt at fruit flavoring was tepid and clashing with the drink more than mixing with it. Other brands I've tried do the fruit flavoring better because the carbonation in those drinks isn't as strong as it is in Polar, which allows the flavoring to dominate, I think. Your milage may vary though, especially as other reviewers on Amazon seem to love Polar's flavored variants, so take my advice with a grain of salt there. Finally, the price fluctuations. It wasn't going to stay at $9 forever. I get that. Even at $11, these 18 packs are an absolute steal. But do yourself a favor; look at the Price History. It should be near the top, little blue lettered hyperlink, opens a Rufus AI window that shows the ridiculous amount of price fluctuation Polar Seltzer Original is doing. 30 days, 90, it doesn't matter. $9.30, $12, $11.25, $13.50. It's been like this for over SIX MONTHS. They just keep jacking up the price and then lowering it, often several times a week. It's infuriating. Either Polar or Amazon, somebody needs to fix that. It's a bad look and doesn't engender a lot of customer loyalty when you can't trust the price to stay the same over the course of even three days. Having said all of that, and acknowledging the frustrations, I do still recommend Polar Seltzer. It is the absolute king of sparkling waters, and has completely freed me of my soda addiction.

Not as bad as I thought it would be but mixed it with flavored syrup and it’s a hit for me, maybe add in sugar cane syrup and you are golden. No more sodas for me for a while and I am okay with this alternative

Great for making egg cream