Snapple Elements: Sub-Zero

Last Updated: 3/19/2003 2:51 PM

Product Type: Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 18 fl oz Metallic Packaging
BevNET Review: Sub-Zero is a "siberian cherry" juice drink. Basically, it has 10% juice, high fructose corn syrup, and cherry & pear juices that have been combined with several ingredients that are typically found in energy drinks, including caffeine, ginkgo biloba, ginseng, and guarana. The resulting beverage may offer energy enhancing characteristics, but it basically tastes like a juice for children. The only thing that we find truly innovative about this product is the package -- which will definitely help close impulse sales.

Average User Rating

(21 votes)

BevNET Product Traffic Rank: #1894

Sub- Zero The Best EVER!!!!

I love this drink, i used to buy them by the cases and now wawa stop selling them, I love this drinks!!! If any one knows where to buy them, please email me at kkliniewski24@aol.com

Posted by Kimberlie Kliniewski on 11/23/2008 12:59 PM

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I dig it.

This one's up there with Fire as my favorite of the line. In college I used to stop at the Union and grab a Fire and a Sub-Zero while they were on sale. Great alternative to the ultra-caffeinated sodas I normally drink.

Posted by William on 1/30/2008 6:39 PM

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Nice packaging, bad drink

It's got a great name, "Sub Zero" and a really cool solid Al bottle, but the drink is disappointing. I agree with BevNet, it drinks like a juice for children. (I have never liked those cheap artificial juices.) It's overly sweet, and the flavor has a bit of a bitter/sour kick that's not so pleasant. The best part is how cool the Aluminum bottle mouth feels to your lips.

Posted by on 6/4/2006 2:04 PM

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Nasty

This cherry stuff was bad. Too sweet.

Posted by on 7/23/2004 7:55 PM

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Good, but not at all great

This is probably the bottom when it comes to Snapple's Metallic Elements. The taste isn't awful, but it's got some kick that doesn't go away. It's got a bit of an after taste, that shouldn't happen. 18oz is good, but only when it tastes good.

Posted by on 2/12/2004 12:16 PM

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Not as good as the packaging says.

Tastes like that Cherry Vanilla Fruitopia I had once, although not quite as bad. Its your basic 10% fruit juice drink and nothing more. Although I loved the packaging so that's where the extra points come from. Overall, I wouldn't recommend it.

Posted by on 11/7/2003 8:30 PM

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Not even worth trying

No flavor + No energy boost whatsoever = a waste of my money

Posted by on 6/25/2003 12:05 PM

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I forgot to review this

SilverCloud hooked me up with a bottle of this a couple weeks ago... It's not bad, as to be expected- but again it is really just a juice-based drink with some fly 'energy' ingredients thrown in. Now the glass-bottle Element drinks look a little more interesting... I'll have to try them soon before they're out!

Posted by on 6/1/2003 10:30 PM

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Good but bad.

This stuff tastes really good but its got the typical 10% real fruit juice taste to it. I don't know. It's good but it's got that taste like it's not all natural. Maybe I'm tasting things. lol.

Posted by on 4/28/2003 11:55 PM

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Boring.

Not bad, not great. Kind of a weird spin on a cherry flavored drink that's...different. I really liked the old snapple element bottle, but the new one is cool too. Not a must-have.

Posted by on 4/28/2003 11:35 PM

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