All varieties
Sugar-free drinks in cans: six varieties, three ranges
Each variety, with ingredients, nutritional values per 100 ml and pack size — the information is taken from the product specification and the verified labels.
Pure · Flavoured · Energy
Still Water
Pure
Still water. Nothing in it but water.
0 sugar, 0 sweetener, no calories
Tray containing 24 cans
Sparkling Water
Pure
Fizzy. Just water and carbon dioxide – nothing else.
0 sugar, 0 sweetener, no calories
Tray containing 24 cans
Pink Grapefruit
Flavoured
Tart and fruity grapefruit. No sugar.
0 sugar, 0 sweetener, 1 kcal per 100 ml
Tray containing 24 cans
Lime & Mint
Flavoured
Lime and peppermint. Refreshing, crisp, no sugar.
0 sugar, 0 sweetener, 1 kcal per 100 ml
Tray containing 24 cans
Citrus
Flavoured
Citrus freshness. A refreshing reset.
0 sugar, 0 sweetener, 1 kcal per 100 ml
Tray containing 24 cans
EnergyBlackcurrant & Pomegranate
Energy: Blackcurrant & Pomegranate
Caffeine and taurine. No sugar, no sweetener.
0 sugar, 0 sweetener, 1 kcal per 100 ml, 32 mg caffeine
Tray containing 24 cans
Try all six at once: the gift box containing one can of each.
Flavoured water no sugar
Flavoured water no sugar – and no sweetener: Pink Grapefruit, Lime & Mint and Citrus come ready-to-drink in 330 ml cans, carbonated and with natural flavouring. According to the nutritional information table, each variety contains 0 g of sugar and 1 kcal per 100 ml; sweeteners do not appear in any of the three lists of ingredients.
A comparison of the three varieties
| Pink Grapefruit | Lime & Mint | Citrus | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flavour as stated on the label | Grapefruit | Lime and peppermint | Citrus |
| Flavour | natural grapefruit flavouring | natural lime and peppermint flavouring | natural citrus flavouring |
| Energy per 100 ml | 3 kJ / 1 kcal | 3 kJ / 1 kcal | 4 kJ / 1 kcal |
| Sugar per 100 ml | 0 g | 0 g | 0 g |
| The aperitif | The Mojito Shortcut | The Acid Kick |
What’s in it – and what isn’t
According to the label, all three varieties consist of water, carbon dioxide, natural flavouring and the acidifier citric acid. Sugar, sweeteners, colourings, preservatives and added vitamins do not appear in any list of ingredients.
This is not always the case with flavoured water. In 2026, the North Rhine-Westphalia Consumer Advice Centre tested nine products designed to flavour tap water – drops, sticks, syrups, liquid flavourings and tea bags. Seven out of eight water additives contained sweeteners, mostly sucralose, acesulfame K, saccharin or steviol glycosides. You can find out how to spot sugar and sweeteners on any label here: Drinks with no sugar and no sweeteners.
Make it yourself or buy it ready-made in a can?
You can also make flavoured water yourself, known as ‘infused water’, using fresh fruit, vegetables or herbs. The Rhineland-Palatinate Consumers’ Advice Centre advises: clean the jug thoroughly, prepare the water fresh, store it in the fridge and do not leave it standing for too long.
The can is the on-the-go option: one can holds 0.33 litres, which is exactly one serving; the best-before date is printed on the base of the can. Recipes for making your own flavoured water will follow in our article ‘How to make your own flavoured water’.
Three mocktails, three varieties
From our mocktail menu – alcohol-free and mixed in a jiffy:
Virgin Paloma
- Pink Grapefruit
- salt rim
- Lime eighth
- 2 dashes of non-alcoholic bitters
- lots of ice
Green Zero
- Lime & Mint
- three slices of cucumber
- Basil
- Crushed ice
- A pinch of salt
Bitter Zero
- Citrus
- 4 cl non-alcoholic bitter aperitif
- orange slice
- Ice right to the brim
The recipes are serving suggestions. If you’re avoiding sugar, check the label on ingredients such as the bitter aperitif.
Energy – Blackcurrant & Pomegranate: the variety containing caffeine
The fourth flavoured variety is not a flavoured water in the strict sense, but an energy drink: Energy – Blackcurrant & Pomegranate contains caffeine (32 mg per 100 ml) and taurine, and is also no sugar. Due to its high caffeine content, this variety is not recommended for children or for pregnant and breastfeeding women.
Cans, deposits and pack sizes
All varieties are available in 0.33-litre cans and in trays of 24 cans. There is a €0.25 one-way deposit on each can. The recommended retail price is €1.29 per can. Find out where to buy ACQUA REAPER: Store Locator.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which flavoured water doesn’t contain any sugar?
This is shown by the line ‘of which sugar’ in the nutrition facts table. A drink may be labelled ‘sugar-free’ if it contains no more than 0.5 g of sugar per 100 ml. According to the label, Pink Grapefruit, Lime & Mint and Citrus contain 0 g of sugar per 100 ml.
Does flavoured water contain sweetener?
That depends on the product. The NRW Consumer Advice Centre found sweeteners in seven out of eight water-based supplements such as Drops or Sticks. The lists of ingredients for Pink Grapefruit, Lime & Mint and Citrus do not list any sweeteners.
What else do you call flavoured water?
Even water infused with fruit or herbs is called ‘infused water’. Additives used to flavour water are sold as ‘flavoured water’. Our cans are labelled ‘Flavoured Water’.
How many calories are there in a can?
According to the label, all three varieties contain 1 kcal per 100 ml. A 330-ml can therefore contains around 3 kcal.
How can you make your own flavoured water?
Place fruit, vegetables such as cucumber or fresh herbs such as mint into a thoroughly cleaned carafe, top up with water, store in the fridge and drink whilst fresh.
Which variety goes with which drink?
Classic non-alcoholic drinks to go with them include Virgin Paloma, Green Zero and Bitter Zero.
Sources
- ACQUA REAPER: Product labels for Pink Grapefruit, Lime & Mint and Citrus, as at 26 July.
- European Commission: Nutrition claims (Annex to Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006), accessed 16 September 2026. food.ec.europa.eu
- NRW Consumer Advice Centre: ‘Flavoured Water’ – water supplements containing sweeteners and flavourings, as at 29 June 2026. verbraucherzentrale.nrw
- Rhineland-Palatinate Consumer Advice Centre: Infused Water: Recipes for flavoured water, as at 15 August 2026. verbraucherzentrale-rlp.de
Which one will you choose?
Each variety has its own page listing the ingredients, nutritional values per 100 ml and pack size. If you’d rather try it than read about it: the shop round the corner might already have it in stock.