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Hopwtr

4.2 • 17 Reviews

Hopwtr creates calorie-free sparkling water brewed with hops and infused with adaptogens and nootropics.

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4.2

Hopwtr earns positive reviews as a refreshing, hop-forward non-alcoholic alternative that often tastes like a light, hoppy beer and sometimes delivers a subtle calming effect, though results vary. Reviews praise crisp drinkability, clean ingredients, and appealing flavors like Original, Mango, Peach, Lime, and Blood Orange, while noting inconsistent carbonation, occasionally overpowering or underwhelming fruit notes, and mixed experiences with the nootropic/adaptogen benefits.

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  • 6mo ago

    I’ve been curious about this brand for a while and eventually ordered a case. They’ve started carrying it at Whole Foods recently. I haven’t noticed much of a calming effect yet in these nootropic drinks but may try other brands.

  • 1y ago

    This Hopwtr is hard to find in stores but definitely a fun product. The cans have fun wave-like designs and the ingredients align with what I treasure (no stevia or sweeteners, no sugar, simple herbs added, no alcohol and tastes great).

  • 8mo ago

    I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed these. The hop flavor was subtle definitely less than an IPA and the hint of mango added a fresh flavor that didn’t taste too artificial. I felt very slightly calm after drinking.

  • 1y ago

    I live Hop Wtr as an alcoholic drink alternative. It’s nice on an evening when I want to unwind but not drink. The flavor is mildly hoppy with a hint of fruit. I’ve purchased both single cans and the multipacks. I love that they contain adaptogens to help you relax.

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What is Hopwtr?

Hopwtr creates calorie-free sparkling water brewed with hops and infused with adaptogens and nootropics.

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Our mission at HOP WTR is to redefine drinking culture as a healthy way to socialize, unwind, and relax — without booze.