Aloe Vera Juice, No-Pulp Organic Aloe Vera Drink, Healthy Juice with Aloe Powder and Lemon Juice, 5 Calories, Low Sugar, No Artificial Ingredients, 16.9 oz, 12 Pack, Tropical - Aloevine Organics

I suffer from GERD and am in a constant battle with inflammation of my digestive system. Several years ago, I discovered aloe drinks in a convenience store while on travel and knew that aloe is good for inflammation among other things. I wasn’t feeling super great, so I decided to get a few drinks to try. The aloe drinks I tried that day are one of thing life changing items I have found in my battle with GERD.I saw these Aloevine drinks and wanted to try them (since I am having an increasingly hard time finding any aloe drinks, especially quality ones I can trust). These are listed as organic, vegan, kosher, low sugar, low sodium, etc. and they are made in the USA (bonus). For this particular review, I tried the melon mint (I do wish they had a variety pack so that I could have tried them all).Many of the other aloe drinks that I have tried have chunks in them, which for me isn’t an issue, but some people may not like it. I also think some of the other brands may have slightly more aloe in them, but I do not think that made much of a difference overall with the end result. I found the drink to be refreshing and soothing. It was sweet, but not overly so, which is good because the melon mint flavor is not super strong (I was worried it would be heavy on the mint, but it is very well balanced).With GERD, there are times that I feel like complete garbage and drinking some aloe drinks is difficult and makes me feel worse (too much sugar, sometimes acidic, the flavor is too strong, etc.), but the melon mint was perfect. It totally made me feel better and helped eliminate some of my heart burn and inflammation. By the next day, I had a second one and felt right as rain.I was a little skeptical at first, but in the end, I would say that these are great aloe drinks and I would recommend them. There are some that seem to work just a little better with my inflammation (more immediate of an affect), but the Aloevine worked just fine and they certainly help me feel much better.

The Mixed Berry Aloe Vera Drink from Aloevine Organics was a wonderful surprise. At only five calories, it tasted delicious and was quite refreshing. It quenched my thirst after working in my flower garden; I was busy planting tulip bulbs before the first frost strikes. It doesn't upset my stomach or produce phlegm like soft drinks do. In fact, aloe vera powder calms your stomach. This drink is naturally sweetened with organic erythritol, organic stevia, and organic monk fruit. I have used all these natural sweeteners and have found them very good for my digestion and they are noncarcinogenic, unlike aspartame and sucralose.I received twelve 16.9-ounce plastic transparent bottles. The bottles were shrink-wrapped in order to prevent spillage or leakage during S&H, which can sometimes be rough. Each bottle has a twist-off safety cap that is easy for seniors to remove. Sometimes, I can't drink an entire bottle and must refrigerate the remaining contents. On the front of the bottle, near the bottom, there is a best by date of 101523, which is a very good date. These bottle should be gone long before then. This is a product of the USA--Newark, New Jersey. Furthermore, the price of this product (at the time of this review) is $34.99, which seems very reasonable.I would highly recommend the Mixed Berry Aloe Vera Drink from Aloevine Organics to anyone who enjoys consuming Aloe Vera beverages that have a sweet flavoring.

No-Pulp Organic Aloe Vera Drink: $34.99 for a 12-pack at the time of reviewI try to drink my fair share of water during the day each day. After all, it is important to stay hydrated. That being said, I do like a nice sweet drink (probably more often than I should). But in order to cut down my sugar consumption, I started to look for drinks that were flavored with alternative sweeteners. When I saw this aloe vera drink, I thought, “hey, maybe I can have a sweet drink that's healthy too.”*TL;DR Review Haiku™*Ok lemonadeI dislike the sweetener choiceIt’s a no from me*What I liked*:Well I’m not familiar with the company that makes these drinks, it is a nice retail package. These look like they were bottled in a professional bottling facility.The lemon flavor is definitely there. I was a little concerned that it might get lost amidst the added aloe, but it does taste (mostly) like lemonade.*What I didn't like*:My main issue with this drink is the choice of sweetener. Well it does mention that there are no artificial ingredients (hence no artificial sweeteners), I really wish that they had made it a point to include this is sweetened primarily by erythritol and Stevia. These are both natural plant extract sweeteners (which is good). However, I really dislike the flavor of Stevia. And this drink really tastes like Stevia. So much so in fact, that it is distracting from the lemonade flavor.The other big issue I have with this drink is the cost. At nearly $3 dollars a bottle, this drink is very expensive to be drinking casually. There are plenty of other naturally sweetened drinks on the market that, in my opinion, taste better for less money.*The Bottom Line:*Unfortunately this drink was a mess for me. Your choice of sweeteners makes the flavor distracting and unpalatable to me. I couldn't even get through one whole bottle. Now, if you don't mind Stevia or erythritol, then this would probably be a fine drink for you. But ultimately I'm going to knock it one star for the sweetener, and one star for the price. So my final rating is three stars out of five. I definitely would not order this over again.