Culture Pop Soda, Noah Kahan's Sparkling Black Cherry, Probiotic Low Sugar Soda, Sparkling Juice Alternative, Non-GMO, Kosher, Gluten-Free, No Stevia (Multipack, 12ct, 144 fl oz)

Been trying to cut back on super-sugary sodas, and this Culture Pop Jazzy & Juicy variety pack has been a really nice swap. The flavors actually taste like real fruit (more like a sparkling juice vibe) instead of that fake candy aftertaste some “healthy” sodas have. Light, crisp, and refreshing - easy to drink with lunch or as an afternoon pick-me-up. I also appreciate that it’s low sugar and doesn’t use stevia, because stevia usually leaves a weird lingering taste for me. These don’t. Just clean, bright flavor with good carbonation. The variety pack is great too - no single flavor got old, and it’s been fun figuring out favorites. Big pluses: gluten-free, non-GMO, kosher, and it sits well compared to a lot of other fizzy drinks. If you want something that feels like a treat but isn’t a sugar bomb, this is a solid buy. I’ll definitely reorder, great value for the money

I absolutely love Culture Pop! These drinks are delicious—refreshing, flavorful, and way better than any other sparkling probiotic beverage I’ve tried. What really sets them apart is that they don’t contain stevia. I personally can’t stand the taste of stevia, and it’s in almost everything these days. So finding a drink that skips it entirely while still tasting amazing is a huge win for me. The flavors are bold but balanced, and they feel like a treat without being overly sweet or artificial. If you’re looking for a healthier soda alternative that doesn’t compromise on taste, this is it. Highly recommend!

Okay, this is actually the first review I’ve ever written, but I felt like I had to because I really enjoy this soda. I got the Culture Pop Fruity Faves variety pack not really knowing what to expect. I was looking for something bubbly but not full of sugar or fake sweeteners, and this totally hit the spot. It’s not your typical super-sweet soda – the flavors are a little more “grown-up” but still fruity and refreshing. Plus, no stevia aftertaste, which I really appreciated. I like that it’s made with real ingredients and has probiotics (though I can't really say if I feel a big difference from that yet). It also didn’t upset my stomach like some fizzy drinks do. And I like that it’s gluten-free and non-GMO – just feels like a cleaner option overall. If you’re into sparkling drinks that aren’t overly sweet and want something a little different, this is definitely worth a try. I’ll be ordering again for sure.

ALL MOLDY. SO DISGUSTING. It REEKS of mold after I opened the box! The culture pops are not marked as expired. So you guys are either RE-MARKING expiration dates, or the warehouse is unbelievably disgusting. I seriously cant comprehend how NASTY the warehouse has to be for it to even get this bad! I dont blame amazon because they put the original box in a new Amazon box. I blame the culture pop company. I LOVE culture pops. They taste amazing and I literally keep them in my house EVERYDAY. I tried ordering them online for the first time… then this happens. I can never look at this company the same again. I’m beyond disappointed. You guys literally tried to kill us as this is a SEVERE health hazard.

I like this product but with a new health development. I can no longer consume sodas. I did like this ginger-lemon flavor. A bit pricey. Lots of effervescent. Definitely not stale or flat. A taste that is not for everyone.

Good quality and taste good but not a very strong rhubarb taste — very crisp and refreshing — I don’t like very sweet so the lightness to the flavor was good just wish had more of a tart rhubarb to it

Most similar products are PRE-biotic, meaning they contain undigestible carbohydrates that get consumed by gut bacteria, theoretically promoting growth of good flora. Culture Pop, on the other hand, is PRO-biotic, meaning that the product itself is inoculated with active cultures known to promote gut health. This makes Culture Pop more like kombucha or yogurt. Prebiotic products are like metamucil...as you may know, bacterial fermentation of fiber and similarly undigestible carbs can sometimes cause bloating and gas. I found this out the hard way when my 7 y/o daughter drank a can of a competitor product (I don't want to get in legal trouble here, so let's just call the product "Ploppi"), and then experienced bowel-ripping explosive diarrhea that can be only described as "Chernobylian". In my bathroom. It was very inconvenient. Side note, I will also state that this competitor product tastes how I imagine the liquid that collects at the bottom of a compost bin would, if you mixed it with stevia. TL;DR, I you like healthy probiotic drinks with creative fruit flavor combinations and you don't want to sleep in a cholera cot, this is the drink for you! PS - FWW, I'm a doctor and an immunologist, so I kind of know what I'm talking about here. I mean...I may be full of 💩, but it's healthy, well-formed, and probiotic-enriched 💩. Thanks Culture Pop! PPS - I don't get why they didn't name the product "Pop Culture" instead. Seems like a miss, whoever runs their marketing.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Finally, a soda I don’t feel guilty about drinking! WOW. Culture Pop completely won me over. The flavor is bright, refreshing, and perfectly balanced — not overly sweet like regular soda, but not so “healthy tasting” that it feels like punishment. I love that it has real fruit juice and botanicals, so you get layers of flavor instead of just sugar water. My personal favorite is the Grape— it’s tangy, lightly fizzy, and just the right amount of sweetness. Plus, knowing it’s full of probiotics makes me feel like I’m doing something good for my gut while enjoying a treat.