
rip it F Bomb begins an approximated cherry that's enhanced by the drink's joyous carbonation and sweetening level. It's similar tasting to the popular maraschino cherry, but while it isn't a complete mimicking, it's closer than it is to the fruit authentically. The cherry has a bit of an obscured orange bedecking that struggles to fully provide its desired influence. There's a pleasant belly of tart and sourness, and both provide a bit of a balance to the palatable sweetness, and ultimately it foreshadows onto the appearance of lime. The lime is syrupy slightly and honeyed greater than the previous cherry, and although not entirely, my degree of enjoyment was lessened some by the syrupy sweetness. There's a pineapple taste that subsists within the just former, and it attempts to act as a note and to incorporate depth, but it never is able to instill much complexity as it ends up being obscured wholly by the more potent fruits. Overall, rip it F Bomb's taste focused on a cherry lime aspect that wasn't as well done as it was in other drinks, and although it wasn't at all afflictive, it was thoroughly disappointing.
Caffeine(210mg), inositol, taurine, guarana, vitamin C, and several B vitamins are the highlights of F Bomb's ingredient cocktail, and they did well in providing a strong buzz. I had four or so hours of steady energy that didn't close with a crash. Overall, after such a longing to finally obtain rip it F Bomb, all I can say is that I'm sorely crestfallen by everything but its kick.
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