Go Girl Pomegranate Star Fruit Energy Drink Review

Pomegranate Star Fruit is the last Go Girl to review, a line who has certainly had its flaws over the course of four drinks. This is the fifth and easily the most intriguing variety, giving the unknown fruit some appreciated top billing. Its can though, despite its rather pretty colour, is blandly binate and far too relaxed for it to convey any sense of energy.

The eight grams of sugar allow decent believability on the first sip, something that is uncommonly abrupt and tastes unfortunately little of the coveted carambola flavour guaranteed by the can. Thankfully the pomegranate taste is smoother than most applications, and the star fruit does sprinkle some of its own attributes after the former's apex. Its naturally humble idiosyncrasies give each mouthful a deeply circuitous finish, a complexion reminiscent of kiwis, Granny Smith apples, and lemon. Things are slightly tart but appropriate for the flavours we taste, and the effervescence refreshingly lightens and livens what could have been a plodding experience. The asymmetricality between the two fruits is indubitably a missed opportunity, but it is at least a pleasant twelve ounces.

The caffeine content here is suspiciously seventy five milligrams, more than the last two varieties but unequal to the 100mg of some flavours. The kick was rather weak and lasted some time less than two hours. Each can also contains: taurine, B vitamins, and a gentle hunger retardant. All in all, Go Girl Pomegranate Star Fruit is nice to the tongue, but not so to either your eyes or caffeine addition.

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Go Girl Pomegranate Blueberry Energy Tea Review

This Go Girl energy drink looks decent, and the darker shades break the bright monotony of much of the line. But by having only two colours and white, things simply look boring and the product itself does not feel particularly excited. It is an innocent enough appearance, and its lack of clutter certainly is appreciated, but they should not go expecting any sort of award.

The advertised thirty five calories, thanks to using modest amounts of both actual juice and sugar, breath fresh life into a rather humdrum flavour genre. She sips with refreshing ease, and the experience's gentle handling of the fruits is a great change of pace from what is ordinarily done. The berries do not example much strength, and they instead relax on the tongue with a lethargic lack of their usual blunt or sourness. It is a bit watery, however, particularly following the taste's zenith, perhaps a bit too strongly for it to feel intentional. Things are succeeded by a somewhat thick tartness who abridges the overall flavour, a grainy complex who provides texture to an otherwise thin consistency. Whether or not this is the best tasting Go Girl yet is debatable, but it certainly would be easy to argue.

Again the caffeine content is only sixty five, giving a mediocre kick who's strength was not unlike a bottle of some sodas. Other ingredients include: taurine, inositol, and B vitamins. Overall, Go Girl Pomegranate Blueberry Tea is as good of an energy drink one can be relying purely on taste.

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Go Girl Peach Tea Energy Drink Review

Go Girl Peach Tea comes in an inoffensive but bland looking can that bores the buyer right out of making the purchase. Its choice of colours are questionable and uninteresting, with the light tones blurring together with little satisfaction. The topmost of the can sports some basic visuals, something that would have been appreciated on the entire design instead of the blank aridness that dominates the lower half.

With an audible crack and a resulting jump from the unexpected reviewer, the first sip is a wonderful administrating of such an underutilized flavour. The fervent focus on peach billows with authenticity, an unremitting mimicking of the fruit, with both a relevant sweetness and balanced texture as it swims down your throat and drips down your chin. Sure, the saccharinity is partly artificial, but it is never forcefully so, and being devoid of effervescence only exalts the already adamant believability. Though in its namesake, there truly is not much tea to be tasted, and alternatively the experience focuses on the more unique half of the appellation. Consider me more than just favourably impressed with this Go Girl variety.

Disappointingly, this kicks noticeably less than any before it, with a reduction of caffeine from 100 to sixty five milligrams. There is also some taurine, inositol, B vitamins, as well as a mild appetite suppressant, but the buzz simply was not up to snuff. In the end, Go Girl Peach Tea tastes so good that you just wish that everything else about it was of identical quality.

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Go Girl Sugar Free Energy Drink Review

The entire attitude of all these "feminine" energy drinks are radically intolerant and sexist, but no more so than is Monster and its successful advertising to men almost exclusively. It would be unprofessional to criticize just these drinks when society itself blindly conforms to this gender segregation, but one cannot help but feel that there must be a better way to target an elixir equally to both exhausted women and men. At least Go Girl Sugar Free's can is decent, pleasingly clean even if the pink becomes a bit much.

Things are noticeably diet upon taking the first sip, and each subsequent is ever more so. Thusly the actual flavour tastes muffled and opaque, resembling cherry and raspberry with thick misunderstanding. They are thankfully sweet enough, even if it is bluntly artificial, but they themselves are not strong enough to show any authenticity, whether it is in the form of tartness or rich complexity. The experience has a slight blueberry overtone, an equally misreckoned fruit that does little outside meaninglessly confuse the latter of the two into slight misidentification. The actual carbonation is soft but the aforementioned synthetic sugar taste halts the casual sipping nature desired, and the twelve ounces drag on longer than they should. It is a subordinate flavour, unfortunately, considering how strong the Lemon Drop variety tasted last year.

Each can contains: caffeine(100mg), inositol, taurine, super citrimax, and a slew of B vitamins. The blend does not give much of the beautiful energy promised, but the kick was of solid strength and lasted an adequate two hours. Overall, I have several Go Girl's still left to experience, and hopefully this is their only mistake.

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Go Girl Lemon Drop Energy Drink Review

Go Girl Lemon Drop may be the second feminine drink to be reviewed in a row, but it tries its hardest to look different. The black is such a stark comparison to the pink of similarly themed drinks, and it also doesn't exclude males with its appearance. The yellow really pops off of the aforementioned background, and the minor design, consisting of mostly spirals, gives enough visual detail. The lower section of the can, however, gets a bit busy, as the three angled statements below the logo shouldn't be so large. They should all vary in size, at least slightly, and they should not be so close together.

The flavour is rather familiar, though that isn't surprising with one that has written so many reviews. The non carbonated fluid tastes sharply of lemon, and for the lack of any actual juice, there is a laudable authenticity to it, complete with faux pulp that gives the fizzless liquid some textural interest. That's not to insinuate that it will fool anyone for being genuine, as it certainly won't, but the experience does try and to some success, well, to about as much success as any big name canned lemonade. There is just the right amount of sourness for the involved fruit, and although its sweetness isn't to the desired strength, the fact of being sugar free allowed for this being almost expected. There is even a sort of a slight tartness to taste, and while it's rather trivial in terms strength, the depth it provides helps the fruit to achieve even more imitation naturalness. Overall, Go Girl Lemon Drop is better tasting than either Monster's or Rockstar's recovery offerings, even if this isn't in that category.

Caffeine(100mg), taurine, inositol, and several B vitamins can only provide a buzz so strong; one that lasts a bit less than two hours. All in all, Go Girl Lemon Drop is all around pleasant even if it isn't all around successful.

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