Princess came in three amazing flavors, Grape, Apple, and Exotic Fruit. Today, they announce two new, fairly original flavors to their beloved product. But wait, why am I doing a review on a 2 year old drink? Well my fiends, Redline must have heard our solid appreciation for the flavors of Redline Princess. Have you guessed what it is yet? For those less clued in, I am describing the VPX manufactured Redline. With its striking blue bottle, solid white cap, and aggressive red text this drink definitely garners attention everywhere it shows. Review by Josh (blog: cubicalism) Redline Mandarin Orange and Peach MangoĮveryone who has ventured into the energy drink market in the last 2+ years has undoubtedly had a run-in with the original “super” energy drink. You might have to check more than one, it seems to be taking them some time to distribute their supply. I would definitely suggest picking this up at your local 711. In all I stayed alert throughout more than half of the day and that was AFTER coming off of a rough night of sleep, to any of you who are just looking for a good tasting, energizing drink (Even you guys out there). Any other descriptions would be elementary sounding such as “fluffy” and “cushioned” so I’m going to stick with euphoric. Granted you’re not going to be staring at your wallpaper after drinking this but I definitely felt a pleasant head “euphoria” I guess you could call it. Among similar lines it is also closely related to ephedrine, ecstasy, AND mescaline. The theory that Chocolate acts as a Love drug aphrodisiac is solely backed by the presence of THIS additive. If you’re unfamiliar with this chemical let me quickly explain. No matter what anyone says, this is by far one of the best tasting drinks out there.Īnd that’s not even the best part Vital Pharmaceuticals included a feel good chemical Beta-Phenylethylamine HCl (PEA). Let me explain this, there’s a reason mixed drinks like Apple-tini’s are called girls drinks, and this happens to be the exact same reason this is called a girls energy drink. The drinks come in the usual Redline 8 oz bottles and seem to be empty before you notice you’ve drank any.
The Grape flavor went down smooth and resembled a vita-water type taste to it, no complaints here. The Princess comes in three flavors Erotic, err I mean *Exotic Fruit, Grape, and Green Apple and I have yet to taste one that came anywhere close to leaving me with the squinty-eyed electro-shock look I’ve felt from so many other drinks (ahem SPIKED cough cough). Redline Princess might not sound intimidating to some of you but let me tell you, it’s in a whole new league, better yet it IS the new league. I’m not sure what percentage of the Energy Drink market is targeted towards girls but something tells me it comes nowhere near as close to that of the Male market.Ĭertain drinks may come to mind when picturing the female marketed drinks such as Tab, Go, and Pink but a new product hits the market today and this time it’s being sold by the originators of the Teenage Mind-numbing Redline product many of you are so familiar with. Princesses Aren’t Just a Girls Thing Anymore
Leave this one to the bodybuilders since Redline Xtreme has some powerful ingredients not suitable for the casual energy drink consumer. Redline Xtreme induces an even more intense Freeze and Burn sensation while also making your entire body quiver with innovative muscle energetic compounds. This is a not an energy drink – it’s… well I don’t know what it is. So what’s extreme about it? It’s got the same amount of caffeine as Redline RTD (250mg per 8oz bottle) – but has a whole bunch of other ingredients such as Beta-Alanine, Hordinine, N-methyl Tyramine, and even St Johns Wort. VPX have just released a new version of Redline – it’s called Redline Xtreme.
Warning: Redline Energy Drinks contain extreme caffeine levels and only should be consumed by adults who understand their tolerance to caffeine. Redline Energy Drinks have long been revered as one of the most powerful energy drinks because of their blending of caffeine with other stimulants.
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