The fruit punch flavor, with just ninety calories, does a pretty decent job in the grand scheme of things. Your usual suspects are out on patrol today with guava, pineapple, lime, and mango; it is unsurprising company. Saccharinity is where the experience shines, twenty grams of pure cane sugar, along with sucralose, try their best within the restricted creativity of the flavors they sweeten. But the biggest knock against the potation as a whole is a two-part problem: the climax. Or rather, the lack of one. Your sips crash down without celebration, sip after sip the liquid fizzles out of memory by an overarching watery characteristic that cleans your palate of any good time your taste-buds just had. The second disappointment with the ending is the missing acidity, something your tongue pines for with each imbibe; the drink screams so loudly for a tartness that you can practically hear their cries for some sourness.
Each can contains a solid 200 milligrams of caffeine, down fifty milligrams from the product's original incarnation. Other ingredients include B vitamins, yerba mate, ginseng, and guarana. Overall, not a bad effort, but I have had better.
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