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Lemonade Kazbegi Pear – A Georgian Sparkling Surprise (or Shock?)

🍐✨ Ever been excited to try a unique, international drink only to realize it's just not your thing? That was my experience with Lemonade Kazbegi Pear, a Georgian non-alcoholic sparkling drink. I recently visited a Georgian restaurant to dive into their cuisine (stay tuned for that blog!), and this drink caught my eye. Being Georgian-inspired, I had to give it a shot.

First Impressions Matter

👃 The moment I opened the bottle, the aroma hit me—sweet, almost medicinal. It reminded me more of a flavored syrup than a refreshing soda. But hey, taste can be different from scent, right?

The First Sip… and the Last

🥤 Taking my first sip, I was expecting a crisp, fruity experience, but instead, I got an overpowering sugary rush. Surprisingly, it has less sugar than a typical cola, yet it felt sweeter. The flavor was intense—perhaps too intense. I found myself wanting to mix it with something to tone it down, but ultimately, I gave up and tossed it.

Who Might Love This?

💛 If you have a serious sweet tooth or love sparkling drinks that lean toward dessert-like flavors, this could be a treat for you! It’s bubbly, fruity, and distinct. However, if you prefer subtle flavors, this might not be your match.

Would I Buy It Again?

🚫 Nope. Not for me. But taste is subjective! Have you tried Lemonade Kazbegi Pear? What did you think? Drop your thoughts in the comments—we’d love to hear if this drink is a hidden gem or an acquired taste. 🍐💭