Spruce Water Flavouring & Enhancer – Sugar-Free Hydration Powder with Vitamins & Minerals – Natural Raspberry & Elderflower Flavour, Real Fruit Mix – 12 Sachets

I was guzzling down 2 litres a day of sugar free lemon squash which I have replaced with these drinks. The flavours are delicate and subtle. It took me a few days to get used to them but I would not go back to squash as this is a natural product. The sachets are easy to use and I have a couple in my bag which I use when I refill the bottle.

After trying waterdrop, I decided to try spruce as it's more economical and liked the flavours offered. I am really impressed and will definitely be buying again.

Only reason I stopped using they caused me to heartburn, the flavour was nice.

I bought the multi pack to try all the flavours. I had to try each one a couple of times to get used to the taste. I agree with some other reviews that there is a little bit of an after taste. However I continued to use them and my taste buds got used to the taste - i know dont notice it. I particularly liked the pineapple/grapefruit and the black cherry flavours. The raspberry & elderflower (too sweet for me) and the lime not so much.I've reordered the pineapple and grapefruit as they definitely help me drink more water.

I bought these as they don't contain artificial sweeteners and other questionable ingredients. I usually drink water but when I fancy something different I mix a sachet in sparkling water and I have a lovely refreshing drink. The pineapple and grapefruit is lovely; it tastes a bit like lilt but more subtle. I'd definitely recommend as a healthier alternative to standard fizzy drinks or squash.

If it was possible to give -* reviews, these disgusting drink additives would get a -3* from me.Although the flavours sound attractive, and the no sugar claim appealed to me, I only managed to try 2 flavours - each containing normally favourites of mine in different products - namely the Raspberry & Elderflower and the Lime & Mint. I chickened out of trying the other two. Both of them were supposed to flavour between 330 and 500mls of tap water; believe me you'd still get the flavour in 2 litres ... you'd just wish you hadn't.The drinks are so overwhelmingly, nauseatingly sweet that if I hadn't seen the sachet size for myself, I'd believe you if you told me an entire kilo of sugar had been added. Even watering them down as described above, the sweetness hardly dissipated, although to give them their due, the flavour remained, albeit slightly diluted as one would expect.If this is what using Stevia as a sweetener results in, I'll avoid anything with that ingredient like the plague from this day forward. (It also added a distinctly artificial feel/taste to the drink despite being a natural leaf flavouring. )To add insult to injury - and the price already did that! - the sachets are fiddly to open unless you don't mind a fine stevia sweetened powder flying up and spilling on and around you, and the mixing instructions specify using a completely dry glass to put the powder in.I don't know about you but drinking glasses in my house seldom have time to drip completely dry and since I've never before found it remotely important, I spend my time doing a lot more interesting things than drying glasses!As you can tell I'm not a fan.Don't buy this unless you crave the sweetest drink of all time. (And if so - tip half a bag of Tate and Lyall along with a peeled lemon into 2ls - the result will be the same without the artificial feel of this stuff.

Great portable sachets that make water less boring. I wish they were cheaper but that is life they are cheaper than champagne.

Lovely favours which make drinking water really enoyable and easy.