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The 12 Best Sparkling Waters Made In Canada

A bevy of delicious flavoured seltzers has flooded store shelves. Here are some of our favourites.
By Jessica Huras
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Photography by Christie Vuong; food styling by Ashley Denton; prop styling by Christine Hanlon.

If you're in the mood for a booze-free bevvy, these sparkling waters and seltzers prove that alcohol-free bubbles are anything but boring.

What do they all have in common? They're made by Canadian brands, packed with satisfying flavour combinations, and a couple of even boost a caffeine kick along with tingly carbon dioxide. Cheers!

Le Seltzer Yuzu Blossom and Pomelo, $2 each

A can of Le Seltzer, one of our favourite made-in-Canada sparkling waters and seltzers

Nuanced floral flavours are balanced with gentle carbonation and a kiss of citrus in Le Seltzer’s yuzu blossom and pomelo sugar-free seltzer water. No added sugars in the recipe make it a feel-good pick.

Barbet Love Bite, $3 each

An aluminum can of Barbet sparkling water wrapped in collage artwork.

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With the gentle zing of ginger complementing the tang of grapefruit, Barbet’s Love Bite—currently available in limited-edition cans wrapped in floral collage art by the artist Briony Douglas—strays from the standard fruit flavours with a sparkling that’s big on taste and light on bubbles. This is an excellent mocktail option with a lot of kick.
 

Daydream Cucumber Lime, $5 each

A can of Daydream sparkling water, one of our favourite made-in-Canada sparkling waters and seltzers

Daydream’s subtle Cucumber Lime sparkling water delivers a refreshing satisfaction that’s reminiscent of a gin and tonic, minus the buzz. It's one of the most refreshing seltzers made in Canada, and a dream to drink.

 

Wake Water Grapefruit, $50 for 24

A can of Wake Water sparkling water, one of our favourite made-in-Canada sparkling waters and seltzers

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With its invigorating bubbles and green tea-derived caffeine, Wake Water’s tangy Grapefruit sparkling water perks up your palate in more ways than one. It's easily one of our favourite unsweetened sparkling waters.
 

Sap Sucker Orange, $2.50 each

A can of Le Seltzer, one ofA can of Sap Sucker sparkling tree water, one of our favourite made-in-Canada sparkling waters and seltzers

A base of tree water tapped from Ontario and Quebec maples adds delicate natural sweetness that enhances the Orange One’s throwback flavour and slight bubble. Carbonated water has never tasted so good.
 

Akwa Botanical Water, $10 for 6

A can of Akwa botanical sparkling water, one of our favourite made-in-Canada sparkling waters and seltzers

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This botanical sparkling water from Kingston, Ont.’s Spearhead Brewing Company gets a full, beer-like mouthfeel from citra and cascade hops.
 

City Seltzer Citrus, $10 for 6

A can of City Seltzer, one of our favourite made-in-Canada sparkling waters and seltzers

This yuzu and mandarin-flavoured sparkler offers a citrusy zing that lifts up the seltzer’s crisp mouthfeel. The bold, all-natural flavours make it easy to take a break from alcohol (if that's what you're doing).
 

Geez Louise Grapefruit Basil, $4 each

A can of Geez Louise sparkling seltzer, one of our favourite made-in-Canada sparkling waters and seltzers

 

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Geez Louise’s sparkling seltzer sippers are blended with hints of herb to round out the fruity base notes of flavours like Grapefruit Basil and Cantaloupe Mint. It offers a fun, party-forward way to drink sparkling water.
 

Collective Arts Black Cherry and Vanilla, $2 each

A can of Collective Arts sparkling botanical water, one of our favourite made-in-Canada sparkling waters and seltzers

 

The Hamilton, Ont.-based brewer’s Black Cherry Vanilla sparkling seltzer water nods to the nostalgic flavour and fizz of cherry cola but tones down the over-the-top sweetness. 
 

GoodDrink Spritzer Granny Smith Apple, $2.50 each

A can of GoodDrink sparkling fruit drink, one of our favourite made-in-Canada sparkling waters and seltzers

 

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The fruit-forward, juicy taste of GoodDrink’s Granny Smith Apple gives way to a bubbly, deliciously tart finish that lingers. This soda water impresses even the most finicky palettes.
 

Gldn Hour, $4.50 each

A can of Gldn Hour collagen sparkling water, one of our favourite made-in-Canada sparkling waters and seltzers

 

A touch of warm spice adds complexity to bright stone fruit flavours in Gldn Hour’s delightful Peach Ginger sparkler. It's a brilliant booze-free alternative to the typical vodka soda—ideal for Sober October, Dry January and all the months in between.
 

Thirsty Buddha, $17 for 12

A can of Thirsty Buddha, one of our favourite made-in-Canada sparkling waters and seltzers

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This sparkling spin on coconut water offers the electrolyte content that makes it a post-workout favourite, along with pleasant effervescence. It's a fun, modern take on club soda and way beyond regular water in terms of taste. If you love fruit juice but want to switch to a lower-sugar beverage, this one's for you.

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