Koko & Karma Pure Coconut Water - No added Sugar, 12 pack case 8.45oz cans

This is by far the best tasting coconut water on the market. It is not overly sweet and there is no artificial flavor. It does not give off a taste of metal given that it’s in a can. There is no additional sugar added. The quality is great And the Size of the cans are the perfect amount to drink. You know how some coconut water come in such large cans, by then I’m like over drinking coconut water. This is perfectly the right amount.

Does not taste like coconut. Waste of money. Happy belly coconut water is a lot better and cheaper.

I have a serious addiction to these. I wish they were cheaper since I drink them every day but worth every penny in my opinion. Doesn’t have that weird feet taste some coconut water have.

Well, dumb me. I didn't look at the weight or # of ounces before purchase and ended up with 12 tiny cans. The coconut water was fine - not the best I've ever had. I kept and drank them, but will not be repurchasing as cost per can was wayyy to high.

Liked it's 💯 coconut

Must try very good

I received a returned item with missing cans. How long have these cans been sitting around before they arrived to my home?

We got the 100 Percent Coconut water -- and that's exactly what it tastes like. The coconut flavor is more noticeable at room temperature, and I prefer it at room temperature. Chilled, it has less taste and winds up tasting like coconut-flavored water, very mild flavoring.I like that it has no sugars added, and only 11 grams of carbs per can.If you've ever had a fresh coconut, and drank the "juice" from the inside of the coconut, that's what this is -- except it's filtered and cleaned up -- fresh from the coconut always tasted "gritty" to me -- this is pure and clean!Comes in skinny 8-ounce cans, so at almost $2 per can, it won't become my go-to drink, but it makes a good alternative to soda pop and other beverages, especially during a hot afternoon when you need to hydrate, but don't want caffeine. Gave it 4 stars, mostly because of the seemingly high price per ounce.