Passion Fruit Wondr Wins the Late-Night Snack Test

Scanning the label, this triple berry option keeps it clean with zero sugar and a stellar 9.9 score, relying on erythritol for sweetness. The natural caffeine content (69mg) feels like a solid cup of coffee, making it a sharp pick for a 3 PM slump without the jitters. It sips crisp with a light berry finish, though the erythritol leaves a faint cooling sensation that lingers. I grabbed one during a long spreadsheet session and it felt like a treat without the sugar crash. It's a bit pricier than standard sparkling water, but the caffeine kick helps justify the cost.

This tropical dream'r lists a 9.9 score and zero sugar, but the ingredient list is longer, including gum arabic and pectin for body. It pours with a frothy head, suggesting a thicker mouthfeel than a standard seltzer. The flavor is bright and punchy, masking the sweeteners well. I tucked a can into a carry-on for a flight, and the robust fizz held up surprisingly well. The trade-off is the preservative (potassium benzoate) and added stabilizers, which some label-readers might prefer to skip. It's a solid, refreshing option if you want a more 'crafted' soda vibe on the go.

With a 9.9 score and zero sugar, this passion fruit flavor relies on enzyme-modified stevia and erythritol. The label notes caffeine, making it a potential pre-workout alternative to heavy energy drinks. It tastes tart and sharp, cutting through thirst effectively, though the stevia can be a bit forward for some palates. I used this as a mixer for a morning hydration routine before a run, and the lightness was appreciated. The trade-off is the specific sweetener blend; if you dislike the metallic hint some stevia extracts have, this might not be your daily driver. It's a clean, functional can.

This wild cherry option scores 9.9 and keeps sugar at 0g, using erythritol and enzyme-modified stevia. It includes elderberry, which adds a subtle dark fruit note to the cherry profile. The fizz is aggressive, which helps carry the flavor. I kept a stash on the nightstand for late-night gaming sessions; the caffeine provided focus without needing to brew coffee at midnight. The ingredient list includes a preservative and specific sweeteners, which is the main concession for the flavor depth. It's a tasty, stimulating can that feels like a guilty pleasure without the sugar.

This original Bubbl'r scores 9.9 and uses purified water, erythritol, and sucralose to hit zero sugar. It's a straightforward, crisp profile that feels lighter than the fruit-heavy variants. The inclusion of ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) is a nice bonus. I tossed one in a cooler for a keto-friendly picnic, and it scratched the itch for a soda without breaking carb limits. The trade-off is the use of sucralose, which some people prefer to avoid, alongside the preservative. If you want a clean, neutral fizz with a caffeine kick, this is a reliable pick.