A great alternative to soda!

It’s expensive but it tastes great just like I remember. No additives or preservatives.

Can't find barley water in the store, a little expensive but got to have it, can't stand soda.

Love it

Love the taste

It is difiicult, almost impossible to get the one without artificial sweeteners. This is with natural sugar, even the British shops do not carry it. Thanks to Amazon, I finally can enjoy my Orange squash, the traditional British way.

This is juice is concentrated so a little goes a long way. Just a splash is all I need in my water bottle

Reminds me of home, worth the cost, when it is on sale, I bulk buy as it lasts well. Mixed well with water or Sprite if you want to give it some fizz!

I used Robinson's Orange Barley to get myself off sodas and it's been great. It is honestly one of the most important products in my pantry now. For anyone that wants to get off the sugars and caffeine I hightly recommend this.

I appreciated being able to share this with friends and younger relatives that had not been able to experience it before. The flavor is enjoyable, and it can last a good while. The value of having multiple bottles in one pack is excellent, as it reduces shipping hassles.

I've enjoyed this since my childhood. It is also excellent mixed 50:50 with their lemon barley water.

Lovely

The barley water is a concentrate of oranges and shelf stable. I mixed it with iced tea, and other fruit beverages. I found it a nice change of pace from frozen orange juice.

I'm eighty two years of age and my body is shutting down, including my boughs but this product revitalizes them. Natural bough movements is what this product gives. I just ordered more!

I tend to use this as long as I can, so I don't put a full serving in (whatever that is), as I don't like drinking water unless I'm really thirsty. It doesn't taste as good as the other flavors, but in a pinch it'll do.

I really like the Robinsons barley waters; the lemon is great and the orange makes a nice change. I mix them both with water, just to give the water some flavor, and it's delicious. I know you could use the barley water in more concentrated form to be more of a flavorful beverage, but that's not what I do. I probably will use it with vodka though, as a drink option when someone wants to have something different. It's a great product (for me).

I grew up on this stuff. Like Strawberries and Cream it's synonymous with Wimbledon, well it was till Evian got in there. Here in the States, the latest thing is the Soda Stream, like it's a new invention, also something else I grew up on. Instead of buying those really expensive syrups that you need for your new and improved Soda Stream, just get this, half the price and tastes just as good. I took this to work and the guys love it. Robinsons Barley Water, Ribenna or any other Cordial.

I was used to the Lemon, and didn't like the Orange at all - not mixed with water. So I tried mixing it with straight orange juice. The result was amazing, it added a little zip to the orange juice flavor, and it's now my favorite. Of course it costs twice as much as each separate drink, since the diluted barley water costs about as much as the same volume of the OJ.My question is, am I compromising the effects of the barley water? Will it blow up in the fridge? Will my gall bladder dissolve? Comments will be greatly appreciated.Taste wise though, I'm really lovin' it.

Love the Robinson's barley Waters. Grew up in Ireland and had them mixed with plain water. Now I use the orange and the lemon plus Ribena to mix with carbonated water made with the Soda Stream.Of course you have to add it after you carbonate the water so we keep a bottle of carbonated water in the refrigerator and add the flavors as needed to drink.Like it better than the flavors that come with the soda stream.