pomegranate water

Search results show two main types: still bottled waters (some with vitamin or sweetener enhancements) and carbonated sparkling waters sold in cans or bottles.

It varies by product: many sparkling and zero-sugar bottled versions list 0 calories per serving, while nutrient‑enhanced bottled options shown list about 80–100 calories for the bottle sizes displayed.

Profiles range from unsweetened, zero‑calorie sparkling waters to sweetener‑enhanced bottled drinks; some bottled options are labeled as vitamin‑ or sweetener‑enhanced while several sparkling options are listed as unsweetened.

Pomegranate is often paired with other fruits such as dragon fruit, blueberry, and acai (examples include acai‑blueberry‑pomegranate and blueberry‑pomegranate blends).

Packaging shown includes plastic bottles (including PET), and metal cans.

Some nutrient‑enhanced bottled waters list added antioxidants and vitamins, for example vitamin C, selenium, and vitamin A, and note they contain multiple types of antioxidants.

Review summaries commonly describe the carbonation as pleasant and well‑balanced, with comments noting the fizz is “perfect” or “not too flat.”

Several listings emphasize natural flavoring and state products are unsweetened or free of artificial sweeteners, synthetic colors, and other added artificial ingredients.