Red Bull Sugarfree
5 reviews
Artificial sweetners are gross – Sugar free Red Bulls taste foul. Artificial sweetners are just horrible. And scientists are still not sure of the long term effects of the ones used in Red Bull sugat free soft drinks. Coconut and Berry was my fav flavour till cancelled. To my joy I found them back on the shelf. I bought two, and immediately drank one. Omg it was foul. I looked at the label, and it had sugarfree on it. What a dissappointment. Luckily the attendant let me swap the other for something else.
Purchased in at BP Australia for $5.50.
Good product, good variety and good taste thanks – Good product, good variety and good taste, I enjoy drink thanks a lot
Purchased in for $0.
New favourite/ only choice of energy drink – I started drinking v a while back and only recently transitioned into Redbull sugar free and now I'm ruined for all other energy drinks because this one has taken my first spot. I'm never drinking anything less than this.
Purchased in at Coles Supermarkets for $4.85.
So so – I normally drink Red Bull standard, so after having the sugar free version the taste was not as good nor did the boost last as long. Good if you cannot have sugar but not for everyone.
Bad – People I know drink dozens of these each week, but for me one was more than enough. I drank it out of desperation when I was exhausted and felt much worse soon after. I was jittery and shaky, I felt very unwell. I think that for people who are not caffeine addicts, or suffer from medical conditions, drinks like these should be avoided. The taste is quite good, and sugar free means diabetics can drink it too. It has that typical chemically sugar free aftertaste. It made me quite shaky and I was left with a very unpleasant feeling in general, racing heart and jittery.
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