Britvic Soda Water, 24 x 150ml Can

Great soda water in useful size cans

Great size, just perfect for one drink and saves opening a large bottle.

It might sound odd but I really enjoy soda water and have tried many and I mean many some are a little limp and some are average and some are good and some of course are very tasty but there are those that will go really well as a mixer and those like this excellent brand is so good and will stand alone well above others thank you very much indeed, so refreshing no clammy after taste just Great quality

I really loved them ,just perfect for my wine and soda ,am not wasteing full bottle because i used find went warm .

If you are a fan of spirits—specifically whisky highballs or a classic gin and soda—Britvic Soda Water in the 150ml can is arguably the most practical choice on the market. While it isn’t a "fancy" artisanal brand, it performs exactly where it counts: carbonation and convenience. ​The "Fizzy" Factor ​The most impressive thing about Britvic Soda is the level of carbonation. It is noticeably more aggressive than store-brand sparkling waters. This is intentional; it’s designed to hold its bubbles even after being poured over ice and mixed with a spirit. There is a slight "bite" from the sodium carbonate, which provides that classic, crisp soda profile that cuts through the sweetness of a mixer or the heat of a spirit. ​The 150ml Size: A Game Changer ​The real star here is the packaging. Here is why the 150ml "Mini-Can" beats bottles every time: ​Zero Waste: A standard 1L bottle of soda water usually goes flat by the time you reach the bottom half. With these, you open a fresh, high-pressure can for every single drink. ​Space Efficient: They tuck into the corner of a fridge or a bar cart easily. ​Portion Control: 150ml is the perfect "single serve" for a standard highball glass with ice and 50ml of spirits. ​Flavor Profile ​It is neutral, as a good soda water should be. Unlike some mineral waters that can taste "earthy" or "salty," Britvic stays clean. It doesn’t compete with the botanicals in your gin; it simply provides the lift and texture needed to make the drink refreshing. ​Pros and Cons ​Pros: ​Consistency: Every can is identical in pressure and taste. ​Longevity: Cans keep the water carbonated for months (or years) on the shelf, unlike plastic bottles which slowly leak CO2. ​Recyclability: Aluminum cans are infinitely recyclable and chill much faster than glass or plastic. ​Cons: ​Value for Money: You are paying a premium for the convenience. Per liter, this is much more expensive than buying a large bottle from a supermarket. ​Single Use: If you are making a large punch bowl or several drinks at once, cracking open 10 small cans can be a bit tedious. ​Final Verdict ​Best for: The home enthusiast who wants a bar-quality drink without the waste of flat bottles. ​Britvic has been around since 1938 for a reason. It isn't trying to be a "botanical tonic"; it’s a reliable, hard-hitting carbonated water that lets your spirits do the talking. If you have the storage space, buying a 24-pack is a "set-and-forget" luxury for any home bar.

Perfect & no waste from opening a big bottle of soda

Very pleasant drink

Good value, received promptly.