ALL IN Energy Drink Review: An All Natural Boost of Energy
ALL IN Energy Drink is a “rebirth” so to speak. Back in the late 2000s, there was another drink by the same name and it enjoyed a brief moment in the spotlight before becoming discontinued a few years later.
Now we have the new ALL IN, which is no relation to the discontinued version in any aspect.
This ALL IN Energy Drink was born in the Pacific Northwest and is an all-natural alternative to the usual energy drinks lining the shelves of convenience store coolers.
But, how does it taste and compare both flavor and ingredient-wise to other energy drinks? Luckily, the company sent us some free samples to discover just that.
ALL IN Energy Drink Review
There are four flavors of ALL IN Energy Drink and here’s how each one tastes.
ALL IN Berry
ALL IN is a bit different flavor-wise than most other energy drinks. If an energy drink and a flavored sparkling water had a child, it would be ALL IN. It is just lightly sweetened and has a light berry flavor. It doesn’t taste syrupy or artificial like the standard energy drink and the “energy ingredients” are barely detectable.
ALL IN Tropical
Tropical has the same flavor balance as Berry and the tropical flavor was spot on. Refreshing and not overbearing.
ALL IN Citrus
Citrus is a nice blend of orange, lemon, and lime with a slightly tart finish. Again, light and refreshing.
All IN Grapefruit
Grapefruit is probably my favorite as I like grapefruit-flavored soda water. It has a good balance just like the other flavors and is enjoyable to drink.
Overall, I’m impressed with the taste of ALL IN. I hate overly sweet and flavored energy drinks and usually avoid them for that reason. ALL IN definitely is bringing something new to the table flavor-wise.
ALL IN Ingredients
ALL IN only uses natural flavors, sweeteners, colors, and energy ingredients in their formula and its functional list is pretty impressive. Here’s the complete rundown:
Natural Caffeine from green tea, green coffee beans, and guarana- Ginseng
- Beta-Alanine
- L-Theanine
- Vitamin C
- Vitamin D3
- Vitamin B3
- Vitamin B5
- Vitamin B6
- Vitamin B 12
ALL IN Energy
ALL IN Energy Drink contain 75 mg of caffeine per 12 fl oz can. As far as energy drinks stack up, this is on the low side of the spectrum. Most common energy drinks are 10 mg of caffeine per fluid ounce and ALL IN only clocks in at just 6.25 mg per fluid ounce.
This could be a turn off for some people who are expecting a bigger hit, especially those who have been drinking highly caffeinated brands like Bang. However, I can see ALL IN appealing to people that don’t like the high amount of caffeine in typical energy drinks and are looking for something a little lighter in intensity.
ALL IN offers about the same effect as a single shot of espresso and even drinking two cans of ALL IN still keeps a person in what’s considered a safe range of daily caffeine.
Overall Verdict
I’m a fan of ALL IN Energy Drink. I like how they’ve capitalized on the popularity of sparkling water beverages and basically made an energy drink version of this trend.
It’s a product that I feel good about drinking because of the all-natural ingredients used, its low sugar content, and the fact that its caffeine levels are perfect for that late afternoon pick-me-up that won’t keep-me-up when I try to go to sleep later that evening.
I hope ALL IN is able to find a market foothold since it’s a solid energy beverage with something different to offer the consumer.
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