Ramune Japanese Soft Drink Mix Variety 6 Flavors 6 Bottles

Exactly what's advertised. Tasty.

My grandson loves these, they are fun to open!

I had one of these in a Korean restaurant in Illinois, and I thought they were so fun, I ordered some here. A lot of fun and the drink is okay too.

Great price, well packaged and this is the original product

My daughter loves these and I like them too when I tried them. The flavors we have tried have all been tasty and the bottles with the marbles are fun and also look pretty cool. The soda is good and I would give the sodas 5 stars but the listing shows coconut and pineapple as two of the flavors, but we got another set that had yuzu and orange instead of coconut and pineapple and I was really excited to try the pineapple and also curious about the coconut. So that was a big disappointment, but I will try to find a pineapple one somewhere else. Like I said though, the sodas are good and the bottles look cool and the marble is neat.

So I ordered these drinks under the assumption (I was told so by a friend) that these were rare bottles from a discontinued company. In all honesty, you can look up Ramune and find they are a working, fully active, very popular soda brand in the off-sided world known as Japan, Korea, whatever and wherever they came from.So I did my research after she had told me they were empty when they came in completely full! Of course, I decided to taste them all over the course of a week and a half. I would have to say, out of all of them, the soda flavored (their most popular!?) tasted like a fizzy bubblegum drink. My favorite would have to be the coconut for its sweetness and cool taste (coconut is a fruit I never eat, even in frosting!).Above all else, I highly recommend buying a case of 6 for either the melon or coconut. It is money well spent if you have over $20 to spend on an assortment of fun drinks.Oh, and by the way, it's fun to push in the marble.

I have no idea how they make Ramune so tasty, I'm just glad they do. From the description, I gather that the flavors may vary from order to order so I can't speak for every variety, but I was very pleased with the ones I received (regular, grape, strawberry, melon, orange, and plum). Even the flavors I thought I wouldn't like (especially melon) were fantastic. Opening the bottle is part of what makes Ramune so distinct and makes the drink fun for children.I think it's unfair to give this product a lower rating due to the price. The price of a product could (and frequently does) go down over time. Furthermore, it's a bit silly for people to say, "It's too expensive here, just go to your local Asian market" when many people don't live anywhere near one. I have to drive over an hour to get to a place that sells Ramune, and I really don't want to spend 2 hours driving just to buy soda.

Was thoroughly surprised by these. These soft drinks differ from the soft drinks we have in the U.S. in that these are actually Carbonated pretty heavily compared to ours.Ramune = Carbonated Soft Drink; Bottle of Soda (US) = Carbonated SyrupIt's worth mentioning that these hold way less soda than the price would dictate. Per bottle, these are pretty expensive, although these are made of glass not aluminum so that may play a role in that. These probably cost about double that of Beer.These are the only drinks that have made me burp, loudly too. There is a lot of carbonation in it, make no mistake.Definitely would recommend anyone to try these, they are pretty good. Just try not to get carried away buying multiple packs at once.