Vintage Seltzer, Raspberry Lime

Vintage Seltzer Raspberry Lime is a calorie-free, flavored sparkling water that you’re most likely to find in the beverage aisle alongside other sparkling waters, seltzers, and mixers or chilled in the refrigerated drinks section near craft sodas and sparkling juice. Packaged in a 33.8 fl oz bottle, it sits next to multi-bottle packs and single-serve cans, marketed to shoppers looking for a flavored alternative to plain water or soda. This product suits quick top-ups for weekend brunches, on-the-go road trips, and post-workout refreshment—any occasion where someone wants bubbly flavor without calories. Vintage’s positioning skews toward practical, value-conscious adults who want a playful, modern hydration option rather than a premium craft beverage; its branding leans on familiar retro cues implied by the name “Vintage” and an everyday, accessible marketing angle. Label characteristics include calorie-free and sodium-free claims and the phrase “natural flavor,” which can create a health halo despite containing no juice and no organic certification; the package does not use overt kid-focused characters or claims, so it reads as adult-friendly. In plain terms, the product is an industrially carbonated and flavored beverage: carbonated water with added natural flavoring. Sensory details: bright, sharp effervescence with a clean, light mouthfeel and a zesty raspberry-lime aroma that lingers briefly without sweetness; the ritual is casual—opened, poured over ice, sipped between bites, or used as a calorie-free mixer in cocktails. It works as a refreshment staple in American grocery culture: familiar, convenient, and positioned as a lighter alternative to sugary sodas.