Red Bull The Peach Edition Energy Drink Review

Red Bull throws their hat into the world of unusual energy drink flavors once again, with The Peach Edition. It is actually peach-nectarine flavored according to the can, who's backdrop color is easily mistaken for that of their recent Plum variety, but is otherwise just, fine looking.

Peach-Nectarine proves to be quite the tasty combination, or at least one Red Bull effortlessly hit the nail on the head crafting. Acidity is strong, resting on the forefront of the experience, taming the thirty eight grams of the sucrose and glucose sweetener blend who otherwise feel both slippery and gritty on the palate. The namesake fruit flavors strike a decent impression of the vegetation that it makes you wonder what the "artificially flavored" are that both the side and back of the can make mention of. It all comes to a rather satisfying finale, the sweetness by this point clumping towards the rear of your throat and staining your palate of a faint aftertaste of the produce often unseen featured inside the aluminum walls of energy drinks.

114 milligrams of caffeine, in addition to taurine and B vitamins make up the energy blend, and it is a weak one at best. Though bought on sale (with another new flavor), two bucks and change (fifty cents to be exact) is too much for such a relaxed buzz.

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