Bliss Energy Drink

Bliss Energy Drink

Bliss Beverages
Tel: 847-671-0410
Fax: 847-671-1396
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Bliss Energy Drink is designed to impreove athletic performance, reduce stress, increase libido and uses the highest quality natural ingredients. Bliss Energy has been specially formulated to minimize sodium content because of the adverse cardiovascular effects asssociated with sodiuma nd caffeine combinations.

Bliss Energy Drink Low Carb

Product Type:Functional: Energy Drink: Regular; Container: 8.4 oz can (250 ml)
BevNET Review: Bliss isn’t a terrible entrant into the energy drink category. Its 8.4 oz cans have a simple, orange-and-brown earth tone sun, on an orange background, highlighted by pleasant blue lettering with the words “Bliss Energy Drink.” Bliss is not too syrupy or sweet – it might even be called “crisp” – but it has an unpleasantly sour aftertaste reminiscent of concentrated apple juice. The product is one only a few mid-calorie energy drinks. Bliss uses an ace-k/sucralose combo to acheive this effect. In the cup, Bliss is pretty ugly – it looks like a carbonated medicine – but if it truly does manage to “increase libido,” (one of its stated design functions) we imagine there will be a lot of people drinking it. If not – and it probably is a long shot, although we’re happy to get back to you later with the results – it’s probably yet another short-term Red Bull clone.
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Average User Rating(8 votes)
BevNET Product Traffic Rank: #1474

Bliss Energy Drink

Product Type:Functional: Energy Drink: Regular; Container: 8.4 oz can (250 ml)
BevNET Review: Lots of strong apple flavor in what would otherwise be a pretty unremarkable energy drink. The folks at Bliss have done a fine job of getting rid of the caffeine aftertaste, but by adding high-fructose corn syrup to the mix, they leave a syrupy coating that’s not super pleasant. It’s also got a very menacing dark color to it, kind of like a dark molasses. The can is a mellow shade of orange and blue, but it’s almost indistinguishable from its sugar-free version, so that could lead to confusion. But all in all, definitely something worth trying – if you can find it.
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BevNET Product Traffic Rank: #1191
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