DASANI® Sparkling is a flavored, unsweetened, zero calorie, sparkling water beverage. Everyone is looking for ways to stay hydrated throughout the day. Adding bubbles and a hint of flavor offers another fun, tasty option to drink up.

AHA will replace Coca-Cola's existing Dasani-branded sparkling waters, but you won't find yet another plain berry or lime soda this go around. And whether you're already a LaCroix apologist or still just aren't that impressed by sparkling water, Coca-Cola promises to lure you in with its unexpected flavor offerings.

Dasani (/dəˈsɑːni/) is an American brand of bottled water created by the Coca-Cola Company, launched in 1999. It is one of many brands of Coca-Cola bottled water sold around the world.

Aha was developed after its previous offering, Dasani Sparkling, failed to make a splash and was discontinued in 2019.

Purified & Mineral Enhanced Water | DASANI® DASANI water is purified and enhanced with a proprietary blend of minerals to give it the clean, fresh taste you want from water. And it's packaged in 100% recyclable* bottle for you to refill, reuse and recycle.

What is the difference between soda water and sparkling water? Both soda water and sparkling water are made by infusing still spring water with carbon dioxide under pressure, creating the fizz. However, soda water is further infused with bicarbonate of soda to help the drink hold its bubbles when spirits are added.

Dasani's life has always been unpredictable. But right now, she's feeling successful. She was the first child in her family to graduate from high school - a major milestone - and she is now working part-time and studying business at a community college.

As if that wasn't bad enough for Coca-Cola, then they found out each bottle had higher levels of bromate than is allowed in the UK (perhaps they should have just stuck to the tap water and no messing about) and so Coca-Cola recalled what was left.

municipal water systems Most facilities that purify and bottle DASANI procure water from municipal water systems. At a few plants, however, water is obtained from protected groundwater sources managed by the bottling plant, with approvals from local authorities.

In 1999, Dasani® was created to make great tasting, purified water accessible to everyone. Proudly bottled in Canada ever since, our bottles are 100% recyclable and up to 30% made from plants. In 1999, Dasani® was created to make great tasting, purified water accessible to everyone.

"Through detailed analysis, we discovered that our product did not meet our quality standards. Because of the high level of bromide contained in the calcium chloride, a derivate of bromide, bromate, was formed at a level that exceeded UK legal standards.

As carbonated waters became popular all over Europe, it became the norm for bottled water. By the time tap water became healthy enough for Europeans to drink, they were already somewhat set in their preferences. Tap water was used for cleaning, washing and things of that nature, and carbonated water was for drinking.

Ingredients. Purified Water, Magnesium Sulfate (Minerals Added for Taste), Potassium Chloride (Minerals Added for Taste), Salt (Minerals Added for Taste).

The Coca-Cola Company created the name Dasani for its brand-new bottled water in 1999. It doesn't have any meaning or greater significance behind it - Dasani was chosen because "the name is relaxing and suggests pureness and replenishment," according to consumer testing.

Sparkling water seems to be as healthy as regular water While a few health myths exist when it comes to sparkling water, most can be disregarded. Interestingly, sparkling water might actually benefit your health, since several studies suggest that it may: Reduce the feeling of needing to persistently clear your throat.

“Generally speaking, drinking sparkling water has no negative health risks,” Florek said. In fact, drinking carbonated water is just as hydrating as drinking regular water. It has also been shown to increase feelings of fullness and may aid in constipation and improve digestion.