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Path Sparkling Water

Thank you Path for providing us with a sampler to review!

Path's goal is to break the beverage industry's over-use of single-use plastic water bottles. By bottling their water in infinitely recyclable aluminum, they have prevented 335 million bottles of water from entering the ocean and landfills. Plastic is not used in their packing materials either. Path water bottles are shipped using highly recyclable cardboard cases.

Path sells different kinds of water including still, alkaline, and both plain and flavored sparkling beverages. Along with a bottle of plain sparkling, we were also sent the grapefruit mango (my favorite!), lemon lime, and raspberry orange. All of these options have zero calories and if you have a sweet tooth like me, you'll want to consider adding a packet of sweetener to them.



If you want to filter your own still water, Path sells a faucet filter for $22.99. Other available accessories include insulating sleeves for $7.99 and swing caps for $5.99 each. The 20oz bottles of water are available in nine and eighteen packs of single flavor or variety packs. The per bottle pricing is pretty reasonable at less than $3.50 a bottle. Path products are made in the USA and are available in over sixty-thousand retail locations. Hopefully you can find some available near you.

I like how each bottle has an area to write your name in order tell them apart from similar looking ones. You can take it a step further and personalize bottles with your own picture or have them customized for events on Path's website. The colors are sharp and the water itself tastes great. Kids may appreciate the 16.9oz limited edition Nerf, Paw Patrol, Spongebob, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle reusable aluminum water bottles.

The only downside I can see is that people may not want to get rid of/recycle these stylish water bottles and will have trouble fitting them all in their already full kitchen cabinets. I look forward to trying other great products and flavors from Path! 

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