Zevia Zero Sugar Soda, Grape, 12 oz Cans (24-Pack) – Naturally Sweetened, Zero Calorie Sugar Free Soda - Non-GMO Project Verified, Gluten-Free, Vegan

Amazon has a pretty good price on this soda. Grape has been challenging to find at local stores so I have been purchasing from Amazon. Key Aspects of Zevia SodaSweetener: Exclusively uses Stevia Leaf Extract.Ingredients: Contains carbonated water, citric acid, natural flavors, and stevia.Health Focus: Zero calories, zero sugar, no artificial colors, no caramel color, and no artificial sweeteners.Popular Flavors: Cola, Cream Soda, Ginger Ale, Dr. Zevia, Orange, and Grape.Caffeine Content: Varies by flavor; some, like Zevia Cola and Dr. Zevia, contain caffeine, while others are caffeine-free

I love this soda! I’ve always been a fan of grape soda no matter the brand, but I prefer the Zevia brand now because it doesn’t contain sugar or high fructose corn syrup, which works out great for a diabetic. Instead it contains a natural sweetener called Stevia. Stevia doesn’t leave an aftertaste in my mouth like the artificial sweeteners do. All the Zevia sodas are clear instead of being purple for grape soda, orange for the orange soda, etc., so at first you might wonder how it can taste like the description when it doesn’t have any color to it, but trust me it does. Amazon has a better price on these than any local grocery store I have found so far. Also, they go on sale here from time-to-time.

Product is good and works great for me... Shipping on the other hand from Amazon I have received multiple orders now where they put the 24 can flat in the box on their side and that results in damaged cans and cans all over the place. Somehow missing some cans as well.

January 2017 - I'm updating my review. I am still happy as ever with the product itself, but the price fluctuations for this listing are incredibly volatile. I purchased a 24-pack of grape on 12/30/2016 for $15.96 and today, 1/18/2017, the price is $22.38. According to camelcamelcamel.com, the price was as low as $10.40 on 11/27/2016. I realize stevia products are significantly more expensive than regular softdrinks, however the price fluctuation is annoying, and why are some flavors so much more expensive than others? It makes grocery shopping feel like day trading. I love Zevia and I've been drinking it since day one. As more and more research reveals the significant negative health impacts of refined / added sugar, Zevia (using stevia) offers a great alternative that has zero calories and no impact on blood sugar. Unlike artificial / synthetic sweeteners, stevia is 100% natural and some research indicates it could even help reverse insulin resistance in those who are experiencing the early phases of metabolic syndrome. I have myself grown stevia - it's an annual that's easy to grow and just chewing on the leaves will give you a significant burst of sweetness. For most people, growing and then extracting stevia isn't very economical, let alone carbonating a naturally flavored drink afterward, and so Zevia offers a great way to get a refreshing, bubbly drink without the health concerns associated with refined sugar and artificial sweeteners. I consume a tremendous amount of stevia every day; I use it to completely replace sugar in my diet, whether it's Zevia (which I drink daily), in my tea, coffee, cereal, or baking, I use it everywhere and I'm happy to see that stevia is being used in more and more products. I've tried most of Zevia's flavors. Grape is my favorite, but I also really like the Dr. Zevia and Cherry Cola flavors. Zevia is still sometimes hard to find in my local grocery stores so I rely on Amazon.

I can't believe how often I can drink grape Zevia and not get sick of it -- for me it's definitely the smoothest flavor. Obviously, grape soda is not for everyone, but if you were one of those kids whose eyes lit up every time you say a Welch's can at the convenience store -- then this is going to get you about 2/3rds of the way there with none of the calories or guilt. Just know that Zevia can get a bit crisp & bubbly, which might cause you to "hiccup" a bit. And I'm pretty sure most of you know that Zevia eliminates most if not all of the health consequences of traditional diet soda with all of its chemicals and artificial sweeteners. So while it may not be absolutely perfect, the fact that it's about 100 times better for you than the junk we grew up drinking should make you feel good about cracking open a can! And once you get used to Zevia, drinking the big name brands becomes less and less appealing.

I am furious at companies (which are many, lately) that show a NEW LOOK but neglect to inform customers of a CHANGE IN FORMULA. I called Zevia and the guy sounded like he was reading from ‘the spiral notebook’. He kept repeating the same thing, that the formula was the same. Here is the real scoop. The ‘Natural Flavors’ that used to be at the very end of the list is now the 2nd ingredient (right after water)…so you KNOW that there is a higher amount of natural flavors. Natural Flavors sound all great and natural, but if you check out how some are processed (many chemicals) sometimes the artificial flavors are actually safer to drink. SO….I never buy anything with ‘natural flavors’ unless it is far down the list. This is 2nd on the list now PLUS it tastes bad - I am not a picky eater/drinker, so if I can’t drink this, I don’t know who can. Especially anyone who has bought this brand for a few years, as I have. I won’t trust ANY company who insists on telling me lies. THIS FORMULA WAS CHANGED AND NO ONE IN THAT COMPANY WILL ADMIT THAT TO YOU., Let this be a warning - because what else have they done that they are not telling us?

Love this product so much , it is cheaper on Amazon than in the stores.

But the Driver slammed the box down and damaged 4 cans. To bad some Drivers can't read what's in the box