M L Lamprecht

Mar 20, 2026

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they taste good, the only issue we have with them is with opening them we either can’t open them at all Or cut our hands trying to open them.

Cate

Mar 16, 2026

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the original and the best, great ginger flavor. shake gently before opening to make sure you get the solids mixed in. good to have this multipack on hand for entertaining.

sonya

Mar 11, 2026

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always a favourite brand and great packaging for easy access great taste

Reecey

Dec 14, 2025

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The best cold drink to have on a hot summers day ! we always have these stocked up in the fridge for guests over Christmas break, so yummy and a crowd pleaser

Ally

Nov 29, 2025

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Fresh crisp taste. Good strong flavour but not sickly. Love it's Aussie product.

MD ZAHED ULLAH

Nov 19, 2025

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✅ Positives (What’s Good) 1. Real Ginger • Brewed with real ginger root, giving it a strong, authentic ginger flavour.  • You can actually see bits of ginger suspended in the bottle.  • The fermentation process and ginger add a natural spicy warmth. 2. Craft-Brewed Taste • Bundaberg brews their ginger beer over 3 days, so more depth of flavour than many sodas.  • The “brew” style gives it a more premium, less artificial taste. 3. Refreshing & Versatile • Great on its own as a refreshing soft drink. • Works well in mocktails or cocktails (e.g., Moscow Mule-style drinks). • The carbonation + ginger bite makes it very satisfying — more complex than a typical soda. 4. Cultural / Brand Appeal • Bundaberg is a well-known, trusted Australian brand. • The iconic “rip cap” (you invert before opening) adds to the experience and ensures you mix in the sediment/flavour.  • Because of the 10-pack, it’s cost-effective if you like to stock up. 5. No Major Allergens • According to Bundaberg, their drinks are free from the typical allergens.  • They also don’t use GMOs in their ingredients.  ⸻ ❌ Negatives (What to Watch Out For) 1. High Sugar Content • A 375 ml bottle has ~39.8 g of sugar.  • That’s a lot of added sugar — not ideal if you’re watching your sugar intake. 2. Calories / Energy • It contains 682 kJ per 375 ml (~163 kcal) according to FatSecret.  • Drinking multiple bottles (especially from a 10-pack) can add up calorically. 3. Residual Alcohol • There’s a very small amount of alcohol: less than 0.5%, because of the brewing process.  • Generally considered non-alcoholic, but worth noting for people avoiding any alcohol. 4. Sediment / Cloudiness • Because of real ginger and natural brewing, there may be sediment. You need to invert the bottle before opening to mix it properly.  • Some people don’t like the texture or “bits” in their drink. > From Reddit: “Hold this bottle to the light … you’ll see it’s full of real ginger pieces … recommends flipping the bottle before opening …”  5. Preservatives • Uses preservatives (e.g., sorbic acid, benzoic acid) according to its ingredient list.  • Some people may prefer more “clean label” drinks without these. 6. High Carbohydrate Load • With 40.1 g of total carbohydrates per 375 ml, it’s not a “low-carb” drink.  • Not very friendly for strict low-carb or keto diets (unless you pick the diet version). 7. Environmental / Packaging • 10-pack means more bottles, which could contribute to more packaging waste if not recycled properly. 8. Cost • While a 10-pack could be cost-effective per bottle, buying a case is a bigger upfront cost than grabbing single cans or cheaper sodas (depending on your budget