Energy Drink Reviews

AMP: New Look, New Taste, Same Sub-Par Ingredients

Amp; it’s a term used often by eccentrics and extremists to describe their excited mood, and for good reason too. The phrase was coined as a common abbreviation for amphetamines, which well, get you amped, go figure huh. Regardless, a few years back Mountain Dew took a step in the right direction to appeal …

May 11th, 2008 | Energy Drink Reviews | 11 Comments

Spike Shotgun: Review

spike-shotgun.jpgFor all those who like big 16 ounce cans…
The legendary Spike Shooter now has a big brother: Spike Shotgun (currently at biotest.net).

It looks like the blend is similar to Shooter, but the caffeine concentration is less.
SPIKE® Shooter Formula 2,650 mg
- N-acetyl-L-tyrosine
- Beta-alanine
- Caffeine anhydrous
Spike Shotgun contains 350mg caffeine per 16 …

Exclamation Energy Drink: Too Good For a Name?

Could there be an energy drink out there that was so impressive, so awe-inspiring, and so truly magnificent, that no name could ever do it justice? It turns out somebody seemed to think so and that somebody created a brand new energy drink; ! .

Fear of a Name!

At this point most of you are probably …

March 24th, 2008 | Energy Drink Reviews | 8 Comments

Mana Energy Potion Review: Yet Another Reason to Never Leave the Computer

Listen up readers/nerds/caffeine addicts alike, it’s time to rummage through your closets, reinstall Dungeons & Dragons, and put on your robe and wizard caps. Everyone seems to be a little bit depleted on their Mana points lately and a 160pt (caffeine in mg per serving) increase should get those woman-less LAN Parties back on your …

March 12th, 2008 | Energy Drink Reviews | 4 Comments

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

allcity.jpgThe streets are a place that capture such a unique way of life that one can only start to grasp it after spending a considerable amount of time among them. Not only are the streets a way of life, they represent jobs, success and failure, a culture apart from the rest. A culture that ends …