rip it G-Force Sugar Free, to me, is more interesting than exciting to actually review because seldom are sugar free energy drinks billed as being "grape" flavoured. Its can's major colouring is a light reflecting silver, with mild trimmings of purple, and the two colours match one another finely, though I do feel that at some parts of the can the purple looks almost randomly assigned space. Also, the angled oval containing the term "sugar free" looks mispositioned, and personally I'd suggest placing it below the main logo.
Playfully artificial to the point of strong candy resemblance, the flavour begins with a grape who's describe accurately by the aforementioned, and is pleasantly crusted with germane degrees of both tart and sweetness. The sweetness is vivid, surprisingly, and it places any synthetic qualities within the actual falseness of the initial fruit. But sadly, the sweetness does contain some fault, namely with its rather high quantity; it borderlines cloying despite being artificial. The tail end of the sweetness brings about an ersatz cherry innuendo that's enhanced by its escort and a basement rumbling of carbonation. That cherry meshes with a tangy though factitious apple hint, and the sweet hybrid is apropos to the overall grape flavour. There's a significant acidity to the drink's body, but it's congruous with the taste, even if it rests in your stomach rather roughly. All the fruits are ostentatiously saccharine, even without any real sugar, but the liquids smoothness isn't really crippled as a result, and each sip occurs with great ease. Overall, although nothing special for grape flavoured energy drinks, rip it G-Force Sugar Free does the fruit proud in the no calorie spectrum.
G-Force Sugar Free provides a kick kindred to that of previous rip its. I had just under four hours of decent energy, with no jitters and no crash when it ended. Each can contains: caffeine(178mg), taurine, inositol, guarana, C and a variety of B vitamins. All in all, while not my favourite rip it to date, G-Force Sugar Free is easily my favourite sugar free variety.
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