Polar Seltzer, Lime

Polar Seltzer Lime is a crisp, no-frills sparkling water sold in a large 33.8 fl oz resealable bottle that you’d typically find in the refrigerated or ambient bottled-water and sparkling-beverage section of the supermarket, shelved alongside other flavored seltzers, tonic and club sodas, and cocktail mixers. It reads as a versatile staple for shoppers looking to replace sugary sodas or add sparkle to drinks — a go-to for a post-workout refresher, mixer at home bars, or everyday hydration. The brand leans on New England heritage and a family-made story, positioning itself as a premium yet straightforward alternative to sweetened soft drinks: grown-up, health-conscious, and a touch nostalgic for people who remember classic soda-shop fizz. Labels emphasize “Natural Flavors,” “no sodium,” and “zero calories,” contributing to a health-halo that markets it as a smart, clean choice; there’s no organic certification and no kid-oriented cartooning, so the appeal skews adult rather than child-focused. In plain processing terms, the product is made by triple-filtering local water, dissolving CO2 under pressure, and adding concentrated natural flavor extracts — a factory process that produces a shelf-stable flavored beverage. Sensory notes: very fine, persistent bubbles, dry and crisp mouthfeel, faint bright lime aroma and flavor without sweetness. Packaging is a tall, clear PET bottle with a twist cap for easy chilling and pouring — the ritual is simple: chill, open, pour over ice or add to a drink, and enjoy the effervescent lift. It’s marketed as uncomplicated refreshment meant to replace soda or enhance cocktails and food pairings without added calories.