Black mulberry and redcurrant flavored sparkling mineral drink Calories

The flavor name does not confirm that it contains fruit juice or fruit pieces. “Flavored” describes its taste; the ingredients list is where you can see whether juice or fruit has actually been added.

The supplied nutrition information does not give a separate sugar amount. Its carbohydrate figure does not tell you how much of that is sugar, so the product’s nutrition panel is needed to answer this precisely.

It is not described as a caffeinated drink. Fruit flavor and carbonation do not indicate whether caffeine is present, so rely on the ingredients list if you need to avoid caffeine.

Yes, it contributes fluid, as other nonalcoholic drinks do. Plain water is still a simple everyday choice, especially if the flavor, sweetness, or carbonation makes you drink less of it.

Yes, its bubbles may cause temporary bloating or belching in some people. Sip it slowly or choose a still drink if carbonation tends to make you uncomfortable.

Yes, its berry flavor and fizz work well as a mocktail base. Pour it over ice with citrus or fresh berries; adding extra syrup may make the drink sweeter.

Serve it chilled in a glass to enjoy the carbonation and berry aroma. It can accompany a meal or work as a nonalcoholic alternative to a fizzy soft drink.

Keep it refrigerated with the cap tightly closed and drink it soon after opening. The carbonation fades over time, so it will taste flatter even if it has been stored cold.

Frequent sipping of flavored carbonated drinks may expose teeth to acids, depending on the product’s ingredients. Having it with a meal rather than sipping it throughout the day can limit repeated exposure.