Marquis Energy Drink
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Marquis Energy Drink is an all-natural organic energy beverage sweetened with erythritol, monk fruit, and stevia.
Its caffeine is derived naturally from yerba mate, green coffee, and green tea.
Marquis Energy Drink is available in three flavors; Super Berry, Citrus Yuzu, and Mango Ginger.
The company recently sent us some samples of each flavor for review.
Marquis Energy Drink Review
Marquis has been around for a while but recently the brand has been totally reinvented and is nothing like the old version which was guarana-based. I was curious to see what Marquis has to offer a somewhat crowded energy drink market.
Taste
I'm not a fan of traditional energy drinks. They're overly sweet and taste artificial so I don't typically drink them as a way to get my caffeine fix. I was pleasantly surprised when I opened the first can of Marquis. This is a drink that I actually could enjoy. Lighty sweet, a nice flavor profile, and not artificial tasting.
Here are my thoughts on each flavor.
Citrus Yuzu
This flavor has a refreshing citrus flavor and is easy to drink. It has a little bit of an aftertaste from the stevia, but it isn't a detractor.
Super Berry
This version of Marquis Energy Drink has a nice berry flavor that isn't overbearing or overly sweet. Again, just a little of the stevia, but overall, they did a good job flavor-wise with Super Berry.
Mango Ginger
This one had a refreshing blend of mango and ginger but the ginger wasn't overpowering.
Energy Ingredients and Effect
Marquis Energy Drink uses a blend of yerba mate, green coffee, and green tea to deliver 100 mg of caffeine per can.
This blend seeks to deliver a more balanced and calm lift than drinks that use synthetic caffeine or caffeine derived from coffee alone.
After drinking Marquis, I think they've done a good job of achieving this. Since both yerba mate and green tea have calming properties, I felt alert but not overly stimulated. It was a gentle lift that lasted throughout my late morning.
Marquis has a little less caffeine per volume than a Red Bull or a Rockstar, but this isn't a bad thing, especially for people who don't want to consume high amounts of caffeine daily.
Marquis Energy Drink also contains 100% RDA of vitamin C and an assortment of B vitamins.
Overall, I think Marquis did a good job with their brand reboot. They've created an easy-to-drink and well-flavored beverage that people can feel good about drinking since it's zero sugar and organic.
Where to buy
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Ingredients in Marquis Energy Drink
Carbonated Filtered Water, Organic Erythritol, Organic Lemon Juice (from Concentrate), Organic Raspberry Flavor, Organic Green Tea Extract, Citric Acid (for Ph), Proprietary Vitamin Blend (ascorbic Acid [vitamin C], Niacinamide [vitamin B3], Calcium-d-pantothenate [vitamin B5], Pyridoxine Hydrochloride [vitamin B6], Cyanocobalamin [vitamin B12]), Organic Monk Fruit Extract, Organic Fruit And Vegetable Juice (for Color), Organic Yerba Mate Extract, Organic Green Coffee Caffeine, Organic Stevia Extract.This is a sugar-free energy drink - compare with other sugar-free drinks.
Is Marquis Energy Drink high in caffeine?
Marquis Energy Drink contains 100 mg of caffeine in a 12 fl oz can.
This equates to 8.33 mg of caffeine for every fl oz and 28.18 mg for every 100 ml.
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