![]() I suppose if you need a kick after a long night, this would be your solution. Also, I’m not really sure why this is called Rehab. As far as the taste, Rehab is a bit more subtle than the usual liquid candy flavor I associate with sugary energy drinks. Lasting impression: As a devout coffee drinker, I probably won’t grab a Monster Rehab next time I’m in need of some caffeine. I guess that’s my side effect from drinking energy drinks. ![]() I remember you.ĥ:05 p.m.: My hands are still pretty clammy. What do I do with myself? What do I drink? Ah yes, water. The biggest difference is that orange flavor punch found in Kickstart and other. Skipping my usual midday coffee break because any more caffeine could be toxic.Ĥ:32 p.m.: Feeling awkward about not needing a coffee break. Charged Orange Storm tastes a lot like the Orange Citrus flavor of Mtn Dew Kickstart. I’m still having a bit of trouble harnessing the energy, but hey, I’m awake…Ģ:15 p.m.: Still feeling perky! The jolts of energy have subsided and I’m still feeling caffeinated. Certainly not the caffeine method for people who need to focus.ġ2:34 p.m.: I’m surprisingly still alert, maybe a little too much. The caffeine comes in jolts and prevents me from concentrating on anything. The sweatiness of my palms is a little too much to bear for typing on a keyboard. Best to keep a bottle of water nearby.ġ0:45 a.m.: Well there goes the feeling in my hands. The caffeine settles in no more than 10 minutes later, leaving my lips puckered and asking for the next sip. It’s similar to drinking an Arnold Palmer, a combination of lemonade and iced tea, after brushing your teeth. ![]() Mountain Dew Leadership team was fully aware that customer demands were changing and that new flavors would not suffice. I remember losing circulation in my hands – let’s see if that’s still the case.ġ0:01 a.m.: The tartness of the Monster Rehab alone is enough to wake you up. Mountain Dew’s reputational resources of the well-known brand name and reputation was key leverage for Kickstart. While I enjoyed the occasional energy drink or two as a college kid pulling all-nighters at the library, I’ve since abandoned the seemingly unhealthy and intense stimulant. I don’t know how much I want to “unleash the beast” while walking into work. “Tear into a can of the meanest energy drink on the planet,” is how this abrasive energy drink is advertised on its site.
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