CAFFEINE
CONTENT
80
mg
EASE
IN ACQUISITION—10
Can
be found wherever Vitamin Waters are sold—which is virtually everywhere, with
the possible exception of…nope, they sell them there also. Never mind.
APPEARANCE/PRESENTATION—8
Empty
(as is pictured) it looks pretty bland, but filled with the deep red liquid
comes in it, it actually looks alright.
Nothing earth shaking, mind, but it looks vastly less like the bottle of
glorified sugar water that it actually is.
TASTE—5.5
Really,
this isn’t all that great. It’s a
lot less sweet than the “Energy” flavor, which is a plus, but at the same time,
it’s fairly light on the flavor and tastes like stevia—not the sort of thing
that wins me over as a convert.
KICK
(INTENSITY)—5
Better
hope you’re caffeine sensitive if you actually expect a boost out of this,
otherwise you’re fairly well out of luck—unless you can content yourself with
something that is a mere vague semblance of caffeine’s potential effects.
KICK
(DURATION)—5
Hour
and a half, maybe. No crash, but
weak as it is, that’s hard to guage.
THE
DRINK OVERALL—5.17
Better
than Energy in terms of both flavor and kick, but still pretty lackluster. My advice is to pass it over.
WEBSITE:
vitaminwater.com
KEYWORDS:
Vitamin Water Attention review, 20 ounce bottle, 20 oz.
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