Citrus Rush

This is a functional soda built around prebiotics and plant fiber, with the added kick of caffeine extracted from green tea. Each can delivers 6 grams of dietary fiber alongside real fruit juices—apple, lemon, lime, and orange—for a citrus profile that leans tart and bright rather than syrupy.

The 60 milligrams of caffeine per can puts it roughly on par with a cup of black tea or half a standard cup of coffee. The source is green tea extract, so the lift comes without the jittery edge of synthetic caffeine. You get enough energy to clear afternoon fog without the crash that follows heavily sugared energy drinks.

OLIPOP formulates its sodas to support digestive health, using a blend of prebiotics, botanicals, and fiber that work with your gut microbiome. The fiber content is substantial—most conventional sodas offer zero—and the ingredient list reads more like a wellness supplement than a typical beverage. You'll find cassava root fiber, chicory root inulin, and Jerusalem artichoke inulin among the functional ingredients.

The flavor is unmistakably citrus-forward, with a noticeable tartness from the combination of lemon and lime juices. Apple juice rounds out the profile and adds a subtle sweetness, while orange juice gives the drink its recognizable citrus character. It's carbonated enough to feel refreshing but not so aggressively fizzy that it overwhelms the fruit notes.

Because it's formulated for digestive support, the drink contains a mix of plant fibers that some people notice in the mouthfeel. It's not thick, but it's not as clean-finishing as a standard soda either. The texture is smooth and the carbonation helps keep it light, but the fiber is present enough that you're aware this isn't just flavored sparkling water.

Available in single cans for trying it out, four-packs for sampling, or twelve-packs for regular consumption. The caffeine content makes it a functional choice for mid-morning or early afternoon, and the fiber and prebiotics give it a nutritional profile that sets it apart from both traditional sodas and most energy drinks.