Polar Seltzer, Cranberry Clementine

Polar Seltzer Cranberry Clementine arrives on grocery shelves as a bright, zero-calorie sparkling water option marketed toward people who want flavor without sugar. You’ll most often find it in the chilled beverage section or on endcaps in the soda and mixer aisle, stacked beside other flavored seltzers, tonic waters, and cocktail mixers. It fits easily into everyday runs for pantry staples, weekend brunch carts, or party shopping when shoppers want a nonalcoholic, festive option. The Polar brand leans on a New England heritage and a retro-modern aesthetic—positioning itself as a slightly premium, old-school seltzer for adults who prefer crisp, clean carbonation over syrupy soft drinks. Labels typically highlight “natural flavors” and “0 calories,” creating a health-halo that suggests a cleaner choice; there’s no organic certification and the branding is aimed at adults rather than kids. In plain processing terms it’s a carbonated water base with industrially added flavor components and no sweeteners. Sensory notes: a lively, high-fizz mouthfeel with a bright citrus bite from clementine and a tart cranberry finish, overall dry rather than syrupy. Packaging for a 33.8 fl oz SKU is usually a tall bottle meant for sharing at the table or using as a mixer for cocktails; the ritual is chilling, cracking open, and pouring over ice or into glasses for convivial occasions. People pick it for refreshing refreshment, as a mixer, or as a soda substitute when they want flavor without calories or sweetness.