Sugar Free Mango Lime Caffeinated Electrolyte Drink (Pack of 24)

Best Sugar Free Flavor I've Tried!Flavor!I had tried Golazo's Mandarin (non-sugar free) and really enjoyed it, not quiet the kick of a 16oz Rockstar, but the flavor was much better and I was trying to cut back on Caffeine, but I really wanted sugar free, so I ordered it in sugar free and I was not impressed, it seemed very bland to me, I then ordered the Mago-Lime, it tasted kind of weird, but started to grow on me, I saw the Hibiscus flavor and decided to try it, and WOW! It doesn't even taste sugar free to me, very sweet and very good. I've tried a lot of sugar free Energy drinks and I think this one is the sweetest and best tasting. I've never had Hibiscus before, but it reminds me of Dr.Pepper, it doesn't taste like Dr.Pepper, but Dr.Pepper has a unique blend of 23 flavors, and I wonder if one of those is Hibiscus.Natural Energy DrinkI use to drink RipIt Citrus, which was pretty good, but it has a ton of chemicals and artificial colorings. The list of ingredients in Golazo is much shorter and I can pronounce them!PriceFinally the downside, these are a bit pricey, currently Amazon hasn't added these to the subscribe and save program, I hope they do soon so I can save a little on them and start ordering them regularly.

Not as acidic as a lot of other energy drinks, a bit high on the caffeine content at 100mg/can. I found the sugar-free mango lime to taste better than the Hibiscus. the drinks are pretty sweet tasting, there are a lot of of sugar alcohols

THIS DRINK IS PRETTY DISGUSTING. ITS LIKE DRINKING PLEDGE OR TOILET BOWL CLEANER LIKE THE OTHER REVIEWER SAID. I'M PROBABLY GOING TO GIVE AWAY THE OTHER CANS BECAUSE THIS PRODUCT MEANS WELL BUT DOES NOT DELIVER. AS FAR AS THE KICK FROM THE CAFFEINE...I FELT VERY LITTLE. 1 OUT OF 5....

I'm quite disappointed with this drink. I love the hydration (non-energy) version of this flavor, and I usually like energy drinks. So I figured I'd like this too. I don't understand why they've added stevia. Along with the sugar it is way too sweet, nearly unbearably so. I'll force myself to finish this case, but will be sticking to the non-energy  Golazo Sports Hydration Drink, Jamaica Hibiscus Punch  from now on.

(-): Mango is usually a good choice for a drink flavor but addition of lime here works only so-so (lemon might have been a better choice). My first impression was not very good. Taking a sip straight from the can came with the expected sweet and mildly acidic taste, but also with something a bit pungent that was likely supposed to be the lime scent but smelled almost moldy. Instead of quitting, I decided to take a few more sips here and there over the next day, to see if this would remain so (and not be just related to a single can or to an interaction with something I had consumed prior). Over the next couple of days, I found out that this pungent scent would be there consistently, although varying in strength from can to can. However, it would dissipate if the can is left open for some 5 minutes or, even better, if the content is poured out to a glass. The drink is also a bit too sweet (which may not be all bad - water can be added to taste). I like the carbonation, it is not overdone here, IMO. Those who prefer no carbonation may let it sit for another 20 minutes; it would be gone. It is true that the Mandarin flavor variant would taste better, though. Cans as containers are convenient but they almost certainly contain some BPA in their lining. I'd buy this in bottles if they made it an option in the future. For purists, one can usually assume that the "carbonated water" ingredient likely comes from fluoridated tap water, perhaps filtered to some degree, but it is not further specified.(+): The ingredients rock, at least as they are listed. I wish they'd clarified what exactly the source of the "natural flavor" is, nevertheless, erythritol & stevia for sweeteners is as healthy as it gets for sugar substitutes. Then there's some sodium and potassium for electrolytes and citrate for taste. And caffeine from green coffee & yerba mate. No caramel color.AFAIK, the closest currently available alternative for sugar-free (glucose/fructose-free) fizzy drinks using NATURAL sugar substitutes would be Zevia. In comparison, Zevia does not contain added electrolytes, it is way more carbonated, and the available flavors are not perfect, either. It comes in BPA plastic-lined cans and contains fluoridated water, too. Beware that only the fruity flavors are free of caramel coloring but those flavors (unlike cola or Dr. Zevia flavors) would contain no caffeine. If anybody knows of other worthy alternatives to sugar-free Golazo, please mention them here.

For those who want to "keep it real," this mandarin orange flavor is one of the best natural sugar-free energy drink offerings I have tried. It is reasonably priced through Amazon, contains electrolytes (to combat the dehydrating effects of the caffeine), and contains zero sugar, artificial sweeteners or colors.The mildly sweet taste is sourced from the herb Stevia and the natural sugar alcohol Erythritol, which does not affect blood sugar levels, is minimally absorbed by the body, and is beneficial for dental health. The beverage is carbonated and the taste is somewhat reminiscent of the Orange Crush sodas I enjoyed during my childhood, albeit less sweet. Nutritionally, this drink clocks in at 100mg of caffeine from Yerba Mate and Green Coffee Bean, with 10 calories for the whole can. Keep your expectations in check - this doesn't have any high fructose corn syrup or fake sweeteners like sucralose or aspartame, which are common in mainstream (junk) sugar-free energy drinks. But compared to other 100% natural energy drinks, this ranks as one of the best-tasting options you can buy, especially if carbonated orange flavor appeals to you.

Overall I liked this drink. I did find that if I drank 2 a day it caused redness and soreness to my throat. The other flavors are good as well.

This product states all natural yet it has erythritol as a sweetener. Natural? I disagree.