CAFFEINE
CONTENT
Unknown.
EASE
IN ACQUISITION—3
I
have never seen True Colors—Orange-Tangerine outside of a Big Lots store, but
if you’re hoping to get a hold of this or any other True Colors flavor, you
should probably be able to find this unless you’re reading this review years
after I post it—True Colors is very slow to leave the shelves, as though it
were a sort of undead energy drink that refused to acknowledge the fact that
it’s been discontinued.
APPEARANCE/PRESENTATION—6
I
can’t complain about the packaging on Orange-Tangerine as much as I did the
original; it seems that at least somebody involved in designing the can
thought, “Hey…we’re calling this drink True Colors, so why don’t we put some color on the can? I know! Since it’s Orange-Tangerine,
let’s make the dots orange! Orange flavor, orange dots! It’s brilliant!” It’s still
got a fairly lazy motif to be sure, but at least the orange and the rest of the
(black) can work together to form an at least halfway acceptable color scheme.
TASTE—6
I’ll
give True Colors props for thinking to put tangerine in their drink (I’d love
to see more companies do something with the hosts of citrus fruits apart from
orange and lemon than actually do), but the execution isn’t spectacular. The tangerine taste offers a pleasant
distinctness to the beverage, but the flavor gives way to a generic orange soda
effect with a sort of bitter chalkiness to further mar it. Nice try, True Colors, but maybe next
time you could…oh wait, never mind.
You went out of business.
KICK
(INTENSITY) —6
Meh. Kick’s passable. You’ll notice it, it might help you
stay awake through class, but there isn’t anything else to say about it other
than that. Bypass this and buy
something stronger if your need to stay awake is desperate.
KICK
(DURATION) —6
True-Colors—Orange-Tangerine
helped me awake for my first couple of classes, but about two hours later, the
drinks capacity to induce alertness had burnt out, and I was ready for a nap.
THE
DRINK OVERALL—6
The
only thing really noteworthy about True Colors—Orange-Tangerine is their use of
tangerine in the drink, but even this suffers from lackluster implementation
and a subpar kick. You’ll be
better off drinking a Rockstar (Sugar Free if you’re counting calories) to for
energy and eating a couple of tangerines to satisfy your cravings for the
flavor. True Colors—Orange-Tangerine
doesn’t really offer anything worth seeking it out for.
WEBSITE:
Was drinktruecolors.com…wait, do I even need to mention that?
KEYWORDS:
True Colors Orange Tangerine energy drink review, discontinued
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