
Absolutely Zero's can looks like the flavour would be a play on grape or berry, but instead the flavour is a mirroring of earlier low calorie Monsters. The flavour begins smooth flowing, but is sickly sweet and all the way cloying. There's a sharp pineapple interior to the previous, and it withholds a gummy vanilla that when crossed with the heavy sweetness creates an almost warm viscous mouth feel. There's a ghostly shadow of cotton candy to an entire basementing level, which only adds more inessential sweetness. A candied but mild pear taste is abreast to the prior, but it's far less immaterialized. The experience stays kindred consistently until it eventually slips away; which is done in small portions over a long period of time. Overall, Absolutely Zero's flavour just ends up feeling exhausted when it's realized that this is the third time you've experienced a low carb interpretation of the equally exhausted Monster flavour.
After I finished the entire can, I felt my energy level steadily but slowly increasing. It continued to grow for three hours until it started to collapse, and while I didn't crash, it never really peaked at a high level. Each can contains: caffeine(135mg), taurine, ginseng, guarana, inositol, and a variety of B vitamins. Overall, Monster Absolutely Zero's can is one of the most inspired I've seen in a long time, but the same couldn't be said about the rest of the drink. And when I think about how the can says that people have been asking for a no calorie Monster, I wonder why they weren't asking for no calorie drink that they haven't tasted before.
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3 comments:
Hey.
Actually Monster stated that there is only 135 mg Caffeine in Absolutely Zero Monsters 16 oz.
Wow, for some reason I thought it was 160 mg.
The regular monster has 160mg of caffeine. :)
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