The frosty can cracks open and sips super smoothly, exposing a flavor plagiarized from the business's Zero Ultra mediocrity. With the first carbonated splash comes a predominant but indistinct citrus taste with healthy notes of blue and blackberry, enjoyably tart with sufficient sweetness. Grapefruit is present but this takes it to the next level; there is a pinch more honesty to it here, with a considerably candid saccharinity and exaggerated personality. How Zero Ultra should have been, Ultra Blue drinks like the aforementioned after an energy drink; more energetic, more playful. I take it as the company's formal apology.
Each can contains: caffeine (140 milligrams), taurine, inositol, guarana, ginseng, L-carnitine, and B vitamins. There is no crash but not much of a kick either, lasting in the ballpark of three hours. On the whole, Monster Ultra Blue is as pointless as Zero Ultra, albeit better tasting.
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2 comments:
I think this is definitely better than Zero Ultra. I get a small, brief bolster from it, the taste reminds me of Pepsi Blue (which I occasionally miss) and I prefer lightly carbonated beverages. Zero Ultra is just like the Rehab line in that it tastes and feels more like a refreshment; I feel little to no difference after having any of them.
It tastes like liquid sour gummy worms, which I love...
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