Bang Root Beer Blaze Energy Drink Review

Back today is Bang, the flavor? Root Beer Blaze, a fantastic name on a lamentably lethargic can. Again the crosshair smack dab in the middle of the large "b" is a fun touch, but for a can with 300 milligrams of caffeine, this design fails to get the blood pumping.

Bang continues to flounder with flavor, even with a unique and stalwart taste like root beer. Look how well Bawls did it! Here, the potent potable drinks as any generic diet root beer does, only much worse than that. It is onenote, a diluted mess of every low-grade commercial flavor profile, with a weak effervescence and terrible saccharinity. Where are the husky hues of sassafras, molasses or dozens of barks and extracts? Flooded out by a sweetness so feeble and finished by a sour, metallic aftertaste, that's where. Our friends sucralose and ace-k give one of their least inspired performances, so grossly unenthused and misproportioned that every imbibe is a struggle, particularly the aftertaste, which is inappropriately acidic and spoiled tasting, most likely due to all the supplements crammed into this sixteen ounce transport. This is one ungodly energy drink.

Each can contains a rock-solid 300 milligrams of caffeine, as well as a myriad of vitamins and other "energy" producing stuff. The buzz is a cool three and a half hour one, and is about the only reason to ever finish an entire serving of Bang Root Beer Blaze. It is lousy in a hateful fashion.

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