Arizona Watermelon Natural Energy Drink Review

This cheerful can unfortunately as its design shrinkwrapped on, a cheap feel detracting from its bold font; one that otherwise does not want you to forget that this is watermelon flavored and an energy drink. It is easy to read and I appreciate that, but that does not leave much room for personality.

The flavor is decent enough, but to call this "watermelon" flavored would be to lie- there is simply too potent an emphasis on the other fruits. There are six others that I counted in addition to the namesake nectar, and any passive imbibe resemble primarily pear and pineapple, a melodyless medley of apathetic fruit flavors. Coconut water's involvement give sips an oily mouthfeel, a heavy, unpleasant texture as one consumes that taints every ounce offered here. The lack of effervescence does little to help, leaving mouthfuls leaden and uninteresting as the coconut water dominates.

Each can contains: guarana, caffeine (120 milligrams), teas, B vitamins, vitamin C, as well as some others. The kick is lackluster, lasting two hours at most. In the end, Arizona Watermelon is misguided but harmless.

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