Cintron Citrus Mango Energy Drink Review

Cost: $1.99
Cost Per Ounce:$0.13
Active Ingredients:Taurine, B-Vitamins
Taste Rating:9.0
Kick Rating:8.5
Final Judgment Rating:8.8
Energy Drink Ratings Explained

Cintron Citrus Mango Energy Drink Review
Well I have reviewed the sugar free Cintron Citrus Mango energy drink and was quite pleased with the original flavor and the taste. If you did not read the last review then I just want to highlight one of the unique aspects of this 16 ounce can. It comes with a plastic top. That's right, this can is resealable which is pretty neat. So if you want to save some for later you can. You can even knock it over and there will be no spills! One other thing to point out about all Cintron energy drinks is that they do not use high fructose corn syrup which is good if you are looking for a healthier energy drink.

Cintron Citrus Mango Energy Drink Review: Taste
Well the taste of the sugar free citrus mango was very good and the original tastes even better! The citrus mango blend is quite unique and adds an original flavor to the energy drink market without any medicinal aftertaste. I have yet to taste an energy drink (after 120 + reviews) that has this unique blend of mango and citrus flavors. The taste is unique and I think it would make for a pretty good mixer in a summer cocktail. You could even drink a quarter of the energy drink by itself, mix in your favorite alcohol, put the top on and shake it up. Kind of like your own personal mixer! Taste Rating - 9.0

Cintron Citrus Mango Energy Drink Review: Kick
There was no mention of how much caffeine is in the Cintron Citrus Mango energy drink but there is a plethora of B-Vitamins and Taurine! Basically the kick was a little above average. Not one of the Strongest Energy
Drinks on the market but definitely worth a try just for the unique taste. No crash after finishing this one. Kick Rating 8.5

Cintron Citrus Mango Energy Drink Review: Final Judgment
The unique flavor is the highlight of this drink while the kick is a little above average. The taste and kick were both good but overall I liked the sugar free version better as it had fewer calories. A 16 ounce (regular) citrus mango has 220 calories. Which when compared to other energy drinks is average. But at least they give you the sugar free option! If you can find it I recommend giving it a try! Final Judgment 8.8!