The can claims the flavor is "tutti fruity," but my tongue disagrees; this is full-blown Red Bull, although unlike most clones, the use of real sugar and not corn syrup gives sips a biting, toothsome texture that helps Iron find some personality. Sips are acidic, loaded with tastes of granny smith apple, vanilla, and bubble gum, a most "classic" tasting energy drink. Its pacing is fairly mundane, but all the familiar pieces are handled with some grace- I won't go as far as to recommend picking up a can, it ran me an outrageous $3.99(!), but with a gun to your head and nothing but Red Bull clones to consume, you can do a lot worse.
Each can contains: taurine, caffeine, and B vitamins, a disappointingly sterile blend that does not even disclose the caffeine content! The buzz is wholly disinteresting, lasting an hour, although there is not a jitter or a crash as a result. Overall, Iron Energy is about as generic as energy drinks come, but it executes some major beats quite well.
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I work at a Grocery Outlet store. And we just got these in, and we’re selling them for 3/$1.00 which is amazing! Especially after reading that you paid $3.99 for one. We have the classic/original flavor, and the mojito flavored ones. And they are both alright in taste. They do remind me a lot of a Red Bull. I’m going to go ahead and stock the heck up on a case or two now after hearing what they cost elsewhere.
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