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5 of the Weirdest Energy Drinks

With the massive growth of energy drinks – it seems that every entrepreneur with access to caffeine is mixing up a new brew. Here is a collection of energy drinks so obscure that they didn’t even make into the caffeine database.

bullfighter.jpgBull Fighter

By the time you’ve read this sentence, Red Bull will have slapped these guys with a lawsuit.

latinlover.jpgLatin Lover

This energy drink is made in Italy, and is exported as far as Turkey and Romania.

Apparently – what distinguishes a Latin Lover from other mere mortals is this: “an elaborated strategy of glances and an immediacy of suggestion which crowds out the competition”. Actually, this Latin Lover is pretty much just water, sugar, taurine, and caffeine.

911.jpg911 Energy Drink

911 is made in South Africa by a company that specializes in making beverages and building glass. Yes. Building glass. Because every building glass company should have its own energy drink. With 911 “You get enhanced energy levels added concentration and even regenerates mussels and nervous system”.

virus.jpgVirus of Beauty

Yes. That’s what it says on the can. Virus of Beauty. And you thought Howling Monkey was a weird name?

Virus is made in Belgium and is a juice based energy drink – sweetened with aspartame.

great.jpgGreat

I guess all the good names were taken by the time these guys came to market. The great thing about Great is that it “Makes you a GREAT day.” (source). Not too sure about one of the ingredients: Sulphite ammonia caramel

18 Comments

  • Robert

    LOL at Great energy drink–according to the website, it comes in a 250 mL “slimeline” can.

  • spazysteve

    Seriously, how did you find out about these?

  • spazysteve

    Also, will these be added to the database?

  • According to Wikipedia, “Sulphite Ammonia Caramel” is just a fancy way of saying “Caramel Coloring”. In fact, the article says that this is the form of Caramel Coloring used in most soft drinks. Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sulphite_ammonia_caramel

    But my favorite has to be the South African “911″. For one thing, is 911 NOT the number for emergencies in South Africa — Wikipedia says it’s “112″. But I’d buy it for the free seafood. After all, it “regenerates mussels”! No more trips to the buffet for more oysters — just pour energy drink into freshly emptied shell. Awesome.

  • paul

    virus of beauty that would scare me into not drinking it…
    bull fighter WOW cant you be momre creative
    911 energy and glass makers makes me scared to drink it being afrade they may leave little glass particals in my can
    latin lover wow why dont we just call it ricky martin or manudo

  • BIG TUNA

    a noob could be a winner. but a orange perosn could be a loser.

  • jaj

    craziness…seems like there are a lot of people who are desperate to get in on the energy drink line…

    although…i do have to laugh at all the comments that reference wikipedia – seriously people – It’s NOT a reliable source…

    although I can back up the statement that 911 is not the emergency number for South Africa – nearly every country has their own…

  • Bra ndi

    Heh those names are intersting ….

  • bigmmike

    weired

  • SuperStar

    Super!! I was doing some research and run over these…brilliant, I couldn’t stop laughing :) great job in spotting them ;)

  • Latin Lover? That is HILARIOIUS!!

    I thought that I was the only one that was called that. I love your site man! Tons of great information!

    Alejandro Reyes

  • Curt Lloyd

    911 energy drink is owned by Howard Palm and he is not in the glass industry so not too sure where this information comes from.So thats a false accusation!!!

  • Curt Lloyd

    Anyone is more than welcome to contact me directly via email curt@go911.co.za or telephone me on 0027861010911, to confrim or discuss any queries.

  • DevinEitel

    Tell me what the strongest one is

  • paal

    hi There is an another weird, it called Pussy and being sold inhj the uk…

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Last Modified: December 21, 2011