Polar Seltzer, Raspberry Lime

Polar Seltzer Raspberry Lime is a crisp, zero-calorie sparkling water positioned as a premium, heritage soda alternative. You’d spot the 33.8 fl oz bottle in the refrigerated beverage aisle or the sparkling-water section near other flavored seltzers, tonic waters and cocktail mixers — often shelved beside craft sodas and mixers used for at-home cocktails. It fits routine grocery runs for hydration, weekend brunches, and beverage-top-up stops for parties or picnic prep. The brand leans on family-made heritage and artisanal craft language (“since 1882,” “tiny bubbles”), targeting adults who want a flavorful, low-calorie refreshment — health-conscious consumers, cocktail hobbyists, and people avoiding sugars and artificial sweeteners. The label leans heavily into “natural flavors,” “no sodium,” and “triple-filtered water,” giving it a clean, health-halo presentation without organic certification or kid-focused graphics. Processing is understated: the product is industrially carbonated water with concentrated natural flavor extracts and filtered local water that’s been processed for consistent taste. Sensory notes: very fine, long-lasting carbonation that creates a sharp, tingling mouthfeel; bright raspberry and zesty lime aromatics that come through as fleeting essences rather than heavy sweetness. Packaging is single-serve/household-size bottle designed to chill quickly in a fridge; ritual cues include pouring over ice, using as a mixer for cocktails, or sipping straight from the bottle while on a walk. Overall it reads as a modern, clean-label zero-calorie beverage that sits between pantry staple water and indulgent soft drinks in American grocery culture.