Kudos to Coke for having a second column showing the amount of those two servings next to the first amount.įull Throttle wins the “most likely to come from the herbalist’s shop” award, as it tastes more like a herbal tea than a thick, syrupy liquid. Nutrition Info: 110 Calories, 85 mg Sodium, 29g of Sugar per serving. It’s a well-balanced drink of long and short term energy, with a HUGE amount of B vitamins to point toward as being the main driving force.įull Throttle is one Coca-Cola energy drink found alongside most other beverages in the stores.īuzz Factors: Corn Syrup, Taurine, Niacin, Caffeine, Vitamin B12, Vitamin B6, Ginseng, Carnitine, Guarana In fact, we were surprised that Monster had the staying power closer to a Red Bull – the longest we’ve tried. We’ve had more powerful drinks, but Monster isn’t a let down. The aftertaste is a real monster, however, requiring not one, not two, but three cups of water to finally kick it from the back of our throats.
Monster tastes like a mating of Red Bull and AMP, which is surprising not the worst taste in the world. Nutrition Info: 100 Calories, 180 mg Sodium, 27g of Sugar per serving.
Also, only one opinion was used to write this review feel free to disagree using the comments field below.Ī popular “people’s choice,” Monster offers multiple flavors of their “energy supplement” (we picked the classic “green can” variety) for consumers to down.īuzz Factors: Sucrose, Glucose, Taurine, Inositol, Caffeine, Vitamin B12, Vitamin B3, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B6, Ginseng, L-Carnitine, Guarana, Maltodextrin. Nutritional information is also pulled right from the can – though we’ll be sure to note if our cans had two servings of said drink inside. Many “energy drinks” say this is the preferred way of consumption, so we’re happy to oblige.
convenience stores, groceries, etc.) on a different day and consumed each immediately after purchase while the drink was still chilled. We bought each drink from a different vendor (i.e.
We pulled our data for these drinks right from the can. Just like our last article, we want to explain how we did our testing. Check below to see how these four other “people’s choice” supplements taste and what they make you feel like. Our first article gained lots of comments from viewers like you, including some picks for another taste-test of more popular energy drinks.
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