Aura Bora creates craft sparkling water with herbs, fruits, and flowers made without artificial and uninspired fruit flavors.
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I tried the Basil Berry flavor of this product and was quite underwhelmed. The flavor was lacking and was more heavier on the basil, leaving little berry to detect. I would like to try the other flavors, but hope they are more exciting on the palate!
Stronger flavor
I really like these! Super herbal, the fruit flavors add sweetness, but the herbs are the drivers of flavor. These have finer bubbles and aren’t overly carbonated. Lemongrass coconut and peppermint watermelon were my favorites of those I tried.
I've tried two flavors from Aura Bora, the Cactus Rose and the Lavender Cucumber. The Lavender Cucumber was okay, it served its purpose as a sparkling water with a hint of flavor, but unremarkable. I prefer the balance of flavor and bubbles in any generic grocery store brand more. But the Cactus Rose was undrinkable for me. The packaging is cute, but the flavor is intolerable for my palette.
The flavor!
Innovative flavor pairings and exciting packaging.
I've tried a few flavors from this brand and liked most of them. It's not my favorite sparkling water out there, but it's definitely a solid pick.
Great flavors and amazing graphic design on the cans! I really loved the peppermint watermelon.
Come to canada!!
Great sparkling water. Not much else to say except I like that they have more herbal flavors instead of fake tasting fruit.
Love the unique flavors. Taste light and refreshing.
Aura Bora has reformed me--gone are the days of Bubly and La Croix. I'll be honest, does it taste much different? I mean, no. It's sparkling water. But are the unique flavors and visually appealing packaging enough for me? Yes, yes they are.
