If you’re going for a bottle of energy drink, then you’re probably better off going for this than Lucozade. It’s less sickly and pumped with a lot more caffeine. I’d classify it as a tropical drink, but on the milder and sweeter side.
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Caffeine: | 30mg/100ml |
Tags: Bottle, Tropical, UK |
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Calories: | 46kCal/100ml | ||
Size: | 500ml | ||
Sold By: | Lifestyle Express | ||
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Another ‘health’ drink, this time containing magnesium in addition to the guarana. And, once again, it is packed full of sugar so immediately fails the healthy test. This particular variety of the Oshee Vitamin Energy family is tropical flavoured. It’s quite a strong and sickly tropical flavour at that too, but if you like fruity drinks then you may enjoy it.
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Caffeine: | 0.01mg/100ml |
Tags: Guarana, Tropical, UK |
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Calories: | 43kCal/100ml | ||
Size: | 250ml | ||
Sold By: | B&M | ||
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Just another tropical drink. It’s sweet and goes down easily, no tart aftertaste or anything, but quite bland overall.
It’s a middle of the road tropical drink. I managed to drink the whole can, so that means it wasn’t to sour or sharp. It was, however, very sickly, and a large 500ml can like this was far too much in one go.
Too high in sugar, too low in caffeine, and much too tropical for my liking. It’s sharp and tart in flavour, mostly taking its flavour from pineapple from what I can tell. It’s Lucozade’s World Cup 2014 special edition and apparently “it’s like a carnival in your mouth”. Hmm.
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Caffeine: | 12mg/100ml |
Tags: Bottle, Mango, Tropical, UK |
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Calories: | 62kCal/100ml | ||
Size: | 500ml | ||
Sold By: | Tesco | ||
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Horrid horrid horrid horrid. Sharp, sour, nasty. Sorry, but this drink is a prime example of my dislike of tropical flavoured energy drinks. I’d just started to enjoy some of the more recent tropical discoveries which are generally sweeter, but this one is down at the bottom of the pile I’m afraid. It came in a slightly larger can that normal energy drinks, but that just made things worse to be honest.
It might list the fruits on the can, but it really is just a tropical flavour energy drink. Sweet, fruity, mildly refreshing but mostly a bit too sickly for my liking. I still prefer the more artificial flavour of Monster Ripper if you’re going to go down the tropical route.
Meh… just a bland tropical tasting drink really. It’s inoffensive and that’s about as complimentary as I can be. To be honest, Morrison’s have just included this flavour to complete their band-wagon jumping range.
It’s basically tropical… when you see mango and passion fruit, it means tropical. Still, refreshing, but I prefer non-tropical drinks. It’ll do the job of giving you a boost, but if you like tropical drinks, go for a less watery tasting one, and if you don’t like tropical drinks, don’t get this one of course!
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Caffeine: | 16mg/100ml |
Tags: Bottle, Tropical, UK |
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Calories: | 28kCal/100ml | ||
Size: | 500ml | ||
Sold By: | Tesco | ||
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