Comments on: Arizona All City NRG: Big City Culture in a Boldly Colored Can

By: levi

levi — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 08:40:09 +0000

best logo iv ever seen,its ganst to say the least,appeals more to me than any logo iv ever seen,i hope more urban style logo’s like this come to the market,it might apply to that kid whos never had an energy drink,but likes to sniff things……..never know he coudl change his ways,hell,i did!

By: johhny coxville

johhny coxville — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 15:56:07 +0000

I like the pomegrante green tea base as opposed to “who knows what” in other energy drinks.

Also, the graphics are cool and “hip”. Not sure how well this might do in middle america but, I’m sure they will gravitate to something that has a “New York” style since everyones want to be down with the Big Apple.

Only complaint was that there are 3 different grpahics but the product is the same. I was slightly confused and thought that each design was a differnt flavor.
my bad…

By: I love Hip Hop - der Blog von Ralf Kotthoff

I love Hip Hop - der Blog von Ralf Kotthoff — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 14:01:22 +0000

[...] Milligramm-Zahlen der Inhaltsstoffe aufzuzählen (und noch ein zweiter Blog mit dem selben Thema: energyfiend.com). Dann der Design-Blog Dieline und auch den NYC Gothamist. Und hier ist das Thema ein New Yorker [...]

By: scum1

scum1 — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 04:37:24 +0000

The arizona Pomegranate green tea lite kicked ass. I am sorry to hear they left out the carbonation. The kick ingredients are top shelf though. I will review them soon.

By: eriqjo

eriqjo — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 13:21:37 +0000

Pretty soon they’ll start putting stem cells in these things. Too bad to hear about the lack of carbonation, that’s what I hate about Propel Invigorating Water, Hydrive, and any others. Tea and coffee are the only good noncarbonated drinks that have caffeine. Even Enviga figured out they had to carbonate their green tea based drink to make it taste decent.

By: caffeinedream

caffeinedream — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 00:52:59 +0000

I think (I’m not sure) that Rockstar was the first to put milk thistle in an energy drink. From there, imitations spread. With the “party like a rockstar” theme and the idea of recovering from such a lifestyle, I’d bet milk thistle was included to help heal your liver from the damage done by other malt/hops style beverages, rather than to protect your liver from the energy drink.