Best Fruit Flavored Drinks
Updated October 11, 2026
Compare the best fruit flavored drinks from top stores in one place.
Fruit-flavored drinks on this page range from $5 to $55. Options include bottled teas, juice blends and vitamin-infused cubes, with common flavors like peach, raspberry, hibiscus and mango.
Check the ingredient list for real fruit juice versus artificial flavorings, and note added sugars or sweeteners if you watch intake. Many drinks use natural extracts and are low-calorie, while others are more indulgent.
Consider packaging-recyclable bottles or tetra packs-and serving size. For on-the-go hydration, single-serve cubes are convenient, while larger bottles are better for sharing.

Waterdrop Fruity Five Pack Bundle
Avoca
$45.00

Fruit Punch
Cure Hydration
$42.38

Peach Fruit Tea
Harney and Sons
$13.00

Smoothies
Chronicle Books
$15.95

Grapefruit Quince
Rishi Tea
$48.00

Waterdrop Four Flavour Bundle
Avoca
$35.00

Fruitillant pomme framboise
Fauchon
$12.50

Raspberry Mojito
Harney and Sons
$11.00

Fruitillant pomme passion
Fauchon
$12.20

Juice-
Commodity
$55.00

Hibiscus Pineapple Lychee Bottled Iced Tea - 12 oz
Republic of Tea
$5.00

Waterdrop Avoca Exclusive Bundle
Avoca
$27.00

Mango Fresh Brew Iced Tea
Harney and Sons
$52.00

Organic Orange Mango Juice Drink Cans
Harney and Sons
$29.99

Waterdrop Blackberry Vitamin Hydration Cubes
Avoca
$9.00

Bright, sweet, and juicy
Trade Coffee
$21.99

Organic Raspberry Lemonade Juice Drink
Harney and Sons
$49.00

Waterdrop Blackcurrant Vitamin Hydration Cubes
Avoca
$9.00

Organic Peach Iced Tea Cans
Harney and Sons
$29.99
Questions
Are these drinks usually sweetened?
Some contain added sugars or natural sweeteners; always read the label for sugar content.
Do fruit-flavored teas contain caffeine?
Most herbal fruit teas are caffeine-free, but blends with black or green tea will have caffeine.
Can I freeze these drinks?
Yes, most bottled or canned drinks can be frozen, though texture may change after thawing.
Are the vitamin cubes safe for children?
They are generally safe, but check the dosage and consult a pediatrician if unsure.