Poland Spring Sparkling Water, Ruby Red Grapefruit, 33.8 oz. Plastic Bottle

Poland Spring Sparkling Water Ruby Red Grapefruit arrives in a clear 33.8 oz plastic bottle that you'd spot in the bottled-water and sparkling-beverages aisle, often shelved near other flavored seltzers, tonic waters, and mixers for cocktails. It’s a multi-serve size that sits comfortably next to multipacks of cans as well as single-serve glassware mixers near the beer and wine section. This product suits quick grocery runs for hydration, picnic or road-trip packing, brunch spreads, and as a non-caloric option for gatherings or at-home cocktail hour. The brand leans into an all-American spring-water heritage — recognizable regional name, broadly positioned toward adults seeking a “natural” and lower-calorie alternative to soda — marketed as wholesome, accessible, and family-friendly rather than premium or artisanal. The label emphasizes health halos: “100% real natural spring water,” “free of calories,” “no sweeteners,” and “no colors,” but it lacks organic certification and uses the ambiguous term “natural flavors.” In plain terms it’s a processed bottled beverage: spring water that’s carbonated and flavored then sealed in PET for distribution. Sensory notes include brisk, persistent carbonation, a clean mineral backbone, and a light, zesty grapefruit aroma with a slightly dry, bitter finish rather than sugary fruitiness. Rituals include chilling and pouring over ice, using as a mixer with spirits or mocktails, or sipping straight from the bottle for on-the-go refreshment. The packaging and label convey convenience and refreshment more than culinary craftsmanship, making it a quotidian choice in American grocery culture.