Monster Rehab White Dragon Tea Energy Drink Review

It has been a long time since the last Monster Rehab drink was reviewed here, four years to be exact. The familiar design has not changed, but the chinese influence is a nice touch- I am always a sucker for a dragon (even if the picture to the right does a poor job displaying it).

With only eight grams of sugar, the contents of this fifteen and a half ounce can are massively under-sweetened, despite the presence of the diet sugar duo, sucralose and ace-k. This lets the acidity shine, the tartness pierces through the thick, non-carbonated fluid. But the alleged flavor of dragon fruit is a lie; what you do taste is predominately apple, with perhaps a twist of dragon fruit, but it is negligible. That and the bitterness from the tea, though it is the same indistinguishable astringency from any commercial canned tea.

Potency is decent, providing a kick lasting two hours long. Each can contains: B vitamins, taurine, l-carnitine, inositol, and 150 milligrams of caffeine. Overall, Monster Rehab White Dragon Tea is a cool can hiding a mediocre experience.

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