Tried the prickly pear and orange (my family knows and *loves* the San Pellegrino Blood Orange flavor) this go round and both we and the kids loved it. It's pretty refreshing and I'd have to say that none of us have ever had a prickly pear so we don't know if it tastes similar to the actual fruit, but the flavor seems very akin to dragonfruit. The drink has the nice refreshing finish of most of the Pellegrinos, though I have to say that the blood orange is still our household favorite. This definitely was still another winner though -- wish Amazon carried all of the San Pellegrino line! When will we finally get the Chinoto or the regular Pear/Orange flavors?!

Oh. My. God. Yes. A friend recommended this to me, and actually let me try it once, and I was hooked ever since. I don't really like flavored sparkling waters. They usually taste weird or salty, I dunno, it's just never been my thing. BUT THIS STUFF IS AMAZING. It tastes almost like blood orange soda would taste like, but less sugary tasting (though don't get me wrong, there is quite a bit of sugar in this... 33g to be exact, which is almost as much as a can of soda. There's 39g of sugar in a can of Coca-Cola, for refernece), and is totally refreshing. Even with the seemingly high sugar content, I still feel like I'm drinking this as a "healthier" alternative to soda. It totally hits the spot. If you've been curious about this stuff, I recommend trying it. It's amazing. Has a slight tart taste, but not as tart as the other San Pellegrino flavors. The regular orange one was too tart for me, and gave me a sour stomach. Blood Orange is better and doesn't upset my stomach.

This is one of my favorite flavor options. I just had to try the prickly pear mix and it tasted surprisingly good. Sanpellegrino beverages use real fruit concentrate and this makes a difference compared with artificially flavored beverages. I would recommend trying a smaller package of each initially, because we like some flavors better than other flavors.More expensive than some other carbonated beverages, but worth the difference.

It all started so innocently. It was a hot summer day and I pulled into a Starbucks wanting an ice coffee when fate rolled her eyes upon me. The establishment's ice machine was broken and I became crestfallen. I then turned my eyes towards the cold case looking for a pepsi or a coke, but alas those drinks are frowned upon, being to low brow for the common man that I am. Out of the corner of my eye I saw the devil and his arm pointed to Sanpellegrino Lemon Sparkling Fruit water. Just as Adam was tempted by Eve, I succumbed to my basest desire and followed the horned one's advice.
I cracked it open and my taste buds were met by a taste that was the Goldilocks of soft drinks - not too tart and not too sweet. Excuse me for my lack of imagination, but the only words I could come up with was refreshing, satisfying and thirst quenching. As I approached my car the can was drained. The soda cost 3 bucks and I knew there had to be a better way and Amazon is it with prices ranging between 12 and 18 a case.

I have tried the orange, lemon, blood orange, and pomegranate/orange and I like them best in the order that I have typed. I know I have a problem and perhaps admitting it aloud will someday return me to Pepsi or Coke, but I highly doubt. Try these at your own risk - they are that good.

I really like the taste of this - sweet and orangey.
The problem is that I've been searching around for drinks to replace my soda habit.
This one doesn't really fit the bill because of its sweetness. That's pure sugar in there, giving you almost equivalent calories as a can of coke - and none of the caffeine to boot. It taste so good, but you have to think of it as a treat and not something you should be drinking a lot of.