G Shot Goji Berries Energy Shot Review

There is much more color here than the Green Tea variety had, giving the unzipping pictorials partial personality even if the primaries and secondaries look selected at random. The glass shot feels as impressive as ever in the palm, a solid weight that really makes leaves an impression, albeit one praising the heft and forgetting the design.

The cap pops off without hassle, unveiling a mild scent with an equally mild herbal bite. The flavor is instantly reminiscent of the company's other offering, an earthy sweetness perked with peculiar nuances of what tastes like your grocer's entire fruit selection. No one citrus or berry or drupe or anything is confirmed, an august hodgepodge that has the tongue working overtime. Yet the saccharinity sadly struggles to provide the flavors with enough for the everyday palate, and each sip's slight bitterness does not help. I would select this over the previous G Shot, however there are many other shots I would choose over the both of them, and many drinks over them all.

Two hours lasted the buzz, without immediate or eventual crash thereafter. Antioxidants are apparently packed into each seventy milliliters, but there is also caffeine, taurine, and B vitamins. All in all, G Shot Goji Berries' glass bottle and flavor are things I can appreciate even if I did not exactly enjoy them.

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G Shot Goji Berries + Green Tea Energy Shot Review

Debuting in a glass bottle gives G Shot Green Tea an outstanding premium feel and quality heaviness. The design leaves something to be desired however, sporting a fairly stock logo and generic graphics. Thankfully the packaging is clean and very easy to read, but its vegetable greenness and boring appearance is hard to forgive.

I cannot see the masses even shooting this, let alone casually drink it. The flavor is a brutal green tea experiment, bitter with sweet herbal notes of green tea and goji berries. There hardly any fruitiness, but the latter provides a slight cherry tartness as the two plus ounces cascade down. Concentrated like any reduced canned green tea would, this G Shot is a pellmell trial that will test the user's limits for the idiosyncratic.

We get eighty milligrams of caffeine, along side some taurine, B vitamins, and antioxidants. The kick hit quick and lasted two hours, a strong experience without any jitters. Overall, G Shot Green Tea will find its target audience, but I am certainly nowhere near the bulls eye.

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