7Up Free Mojito Flavour Review

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7UP Free Mojito

Fizzy drinks 3 days in a week, blimey I must be setting a new KSR record here! Yes, after trying the new sugar free varieties from Lucozade this week I've also found the time to try this new 7Up Free Mojito, which I found in WH Smiths of all places for £1.79. Not cheap, but then WH Smiths never is! The "Free" part means it's free of sugar, colours and caffeine, and low in calories, but thankfully not flavour...

7UP Free Mojito

Like all 7Up this is lemon and lime flavoured, but with an added twist of mint to make it Mojito-like. 

What can I say, this tastes pretty much like you'd expect from a Mojito 7Up: lemon and lime pop with a refreshing cool minty flavour. It was very nice indeed, I didn't expect mint to work in a fizzy drink but it was actually lovely. I'll happily buy this in big bottles if they ever decide to do them, but I doubt I'd pay this much for such a small bottle again...

Overall, a nice refreshing summer limited edition from 7Up, definitely worth a try if you like sugar free drinks with an adult twist! 

8 out of 10.

Comments

  1. Unknown27 May 2016 at 03:47

    I saw this in the One Stop shop near my parents' house when I stayed with them over Easter and I bought two bottles. While the drinks were refreshing, I was met with a rather artificial minty aftertaste. I'm not sure if I would buy it again or not.

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  2. Unknown27 May 2016 at 09:24

    My local newsagents has been stocking this since at least February, recently they had it reduced at 25p a bottle!!! I definitely did not buy 8...

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  3. Matt25 October 2016 at 16:47

    They now sell it in 2l bottles in Asia for a pound. Add white rum for an instant alcoholic version. Brilliant!

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