Crush, Grape, Liquid Water Enhancer – New, Better Taste! (4 Bottles, Makes 96 Flavored Water Drinks) – Sugar Free, Zero Calorie

These are named, "Crush", because they put other water flavorings to shame. It crushes the others. Much stronger concentrate...needs a lot less to flavor.

I love the grape Kool-Aid water enhancer but I can never find it, all the stores only have nasty fruit punch so this is a good alternative to the grape Kool-Aid

Crush has one of the best flavors but unfortunately the stores do not carry them anymore. I was excited to find them here on amazon

I had bought a pack of these because I had previously finished off a box of the powdered version of Crush Grape water enhancer packets (measured in packets for 16.9 oz bottles) which I had gotten on clearance at Big Lots a while back. Those tasted INCREDIBLE. They were so tasty that I wanted to buy more but thought I'd try the liquid as it's more convenient than powder packets. I just assumed the liquid would taste the same but only differ in the format. Not so. These really don't taste much like the powdered product. I don't know how to describe it, but those tasted more like actual grape, and these have a slightly more chemical taste.Still, these are pretty decent and taste as good as any of the other liquid grape flavoring products, and really are nearly indistinguishable in my tasting from the Kool-Aid branded grape that I had used right before these even though that's made by Kraft and these are by Jel Sert. I think after these are used up I'll try to find some of the powder somewhere and see if my memory is accurate or if I'm just imagining those being better.I really don't mean to disparage these. The price is fair and they do taste very good, and if the powder isn't available I won't hesitate to flavor my water with this product (or the almost identical tasting Kool-Aid).And by the way, for those who figure this tastes like the soda, that wasn't entirely obvious to me. Similar, but I think only in that both are grape flavored. Clearly Jel Sert licensed the brand from the company who produces the Crush sodas (7-Up/Dr. Pepper) and the way this works is that a company usually licenses the brand and not the formulas so it was just a way to bring a recognizable brand identity to a product that would otherwise have low recognition. Whether they intentionally tried to make it taste like the soda is not clear. Maybe they did, maybe they didn't. I would guess any similarity is coincidental and they just wanted the brand to put on their existing grape product which was likely developed with no intention of actually matching the particular flavor of the grape soda. I could be entirely wrong about this but having worked in companies doing brand licensing deals before, that's how this usually works.

I love the flavor and bought it many times, till they tripled the price. Shipped in good packaging.

love these, they taste great, and iam picky! 4 squirts to a gatorade bottle full of water.

Great Product as described by seller

First of all, this sugar-free liquid is designed to be added to plain water, making it different from Crush soda, which is carbonated. But it's priced as if you're making sugar-free grape soda with it. So why all these 5 star reviews? It's not even a 4 star product.

Tengo mis dudas si son originales, pero tiene buen sabor, no se escurre del empaque. Espero que si sea cero azúcar 😅