Propel Grape Electrolyte Water
Concord grapes gave America its grape flavor. It is bold and aromatic. Most drinks amplify that boldness into sweetness. Propel Grape does the opposite: it keeps the aromatic depth and lets the sugar go entirely.
The result sits closer to a dry sparkling juice than a sports drink, which is precisely why it rounds out this collection. Hydration does not have to taste like the gym.
Grape is the flavor most brands get wrong, tipping into the candied territory of childhood. Propel resists. This is a darker, rounder grape, more dry than sweet, over the same zero-sugar electrolyte base. We chose it for the end of long days, when you want something with a little depth.
This one ships inside the Propel + Gatorade Box.
80 single-serve drink mix packets · 8 flavors × 10 · Propel & Gatorade Zero · stainless stirring straw inside
- Poured slowly over a tall glass of ice as an evening wind-down
- Frozen into the Electrolyte Popsicles for the deepest-colored layer
- Tucked into a beach bag, where it holds its flavor as the ice melts
Purified water · Citric acid · Sodium hexametaphosphate · Natural flavor · Salt · Potassium sorbate · Sodium citrate · Potassium citrate · Sucralose · Acesulfame potassium · Vitamins B3, B5, B6, C, and E
Questions, answered.
- Is this sweet like grape soda?
- No. It is noticeably drier. The grape note is deep rather than sugary, closer to the skin of the fruit than the candy aisle.
- Does the color come from grapes?
- Propel Grape is a clear water; the flavor is doing the work, not the color.