Sparkling Mineral Water with Natural Minerals - Carbonated, Crisp and Bold Taste - 11.15 oz, Canned Water 12 Pack

It has a fun, interesting, salty taste. I don’t love drinking water but the sparkling and minerally taste makes it easy to drink. My kids hate it though.

It's wonderful. I recommend it to everyone.

Borjomi has become my favorite bubbly water. Strong, almost earthy, mineral taste - which I find very satisfying - and a not too carbonated bubblinous just always hits the spot. A bit pricey, so don’t get addicted.

I’m continuing my quest for the best sparkling waters, but BORJOMI is where I have to draw the line. The water is sourced from 1,500-year-old volcanic springs in Georgia's Caucasus Mountains. It is naturally carbonated and rises from 1,500 meters below ground. However, the high sodium and mineral content (over 60 minerals) were simply too overwhelming for me. BORJOMI is often used as a digestif to aid digestion, but I found it difficult to enjoy even with a meal. I paid $19.99 for a 12-pack of 11.15oz cans. This is a premium price to pay for a flavor that is so difficult to finish. If you are looking for a clean, crisp, and refreshing seltzer, look elsewhere. I give BORJOMI Sparkling Mineral Water only 1 star.

I lived in Eastern Europe for 7 years and first became acquainted with Borjomi there. The water has a unique sweet/salty taste to it that makes it stand out from the pack. After coming back to the US, I was pleased to find out that Amazon carries it! I ordered this 24 pack with a little bit of trepidation due to some of the reviews stating that the water was flat. After receiving the order quickly, I was pleased to find out that this wasn't the case. The cans are rather skinny, but this is normal and just like how I had it in Eastern Europe, with the same great taste as well. The only negative to this was its price, but for those who want a unique experience with sparkling water, it's well worth it.

Very good Quality and price! I recommend it!

BE AWARE: Each can contains 22% daily value of sodium. For a can of water! Not exactly for those looking to have a low salt or DASH diet. Website says there is 1000-2000 mg/dm3 of sodium. That converts to 1000-2000mg per liter. Besides that: Taste. Acquired, high mineral content taste. Almost like being out in nature. Definitely a "flavorful" unflavored mineral water. Mild carbonation but from my experience more than what other reviews have claimed. Its still a bubbly water. I would not buy another case now that I'm aware of the salt content, but if I see a can or bottle in stores, it will be on my short list. 3 out of 5 stars.

Great water nice taste but Poor packaging most of the cans were damaged