Red Bull Cola

I had read a little bit about Red Bull Cola but had never seen it. Then whilst looking in Wilkinson's saw it for around 45p this was a definite price I was happy to pay. Having gone through a variety of Cokes a few weeks back it now seemed I was on to drinking energy drinks en masse so this sounded like the perfect combination. Red Bull and Coke right? What an amazing idea, one of those concepts that blows your mind on potential...a bit like the Wii which has yet to deliver what it undoubtedly can. Red Bull to those that have been living under a rock has been developed into a massive enterprise including an F1 team. The drink has been a massive success and ...  Read the complete review

I have seen this product in many local shops at a hugely inflated price. I don't like paying over 60p for a can and even then I go to a local freezer shop where you get 4 or 5 cans for £1!! But, imagine my joy when I saw it on sale for 2 cans for £1 today. Time to try. It was nicely chilled thanks to the local supermarket and I would say that's the only way to drink anything fizzy. It's called simply cola. I guess that sums it up. It is cola and it uses natural ingredients with the exception of the carbon dioxide. It's amazing wha goes into cols and I reckon that as a drinker of better known brands I have a taste of what cola should taste like. This ...  Read the complete review

I've seen the new Redbull Cola lurking in the aisles for quite a while now, but never bought it due to two main raisons: *Redbull makes me feel sick, so I doubted that I would like a cheap Cola alternative *the fact that it is totally overpriced (let's face it, we are paying the name more than anything else). Ok, so I ended up buying it as I just had received a Tesco voucher, so spending those 1.60 pounds for two cans (355ml each) didn't hurt as much. DESIGN The design of this RedBull can varies from the usual one. First of all, the brand name RedBull is written in bold red letters on a silver ...  Read the complete review

As i work in a Spar foodstore i get new products in all the time and i am always keen to purchase them, most of the goods i try i would not repeat purchase however with Red Bull Cola i was pleasantly suprised and i would try again. This tin sells at a retail price of £1.05 for a 330ml can when i purchased it, quite expensive cola but slightly cheaper than the premium energy drink tins such as Red Bull and Burn. I would say this is a bit pricey because of what it is, a cola drink and cola drinks are usually very cheaply priced. (please note im not including coke or pepsi in description) The taste is of Cola and nothing like Coke or Pepsi more along ...  Read the complete review

I remember trying red bull ages ago and hating its artificial taste. I spied the new red bull cola and decided to give it a try. I'm a massive fan of cola drinks but generally keep my intake down to avoid the calories and I think diet coke is the most disgusting drink ever produced. My 355ml can cost around 90p from a petrol station. Red Bull cola claims to be strong and natural, it boasts that its ingredients are 100% natural with no phosphoric acid, preservatives, artificial colours or flavourings. It has a rather strange list of ingredients including glangal, licquorice, corn mint and pine. Remeber, just because it's natural doesn't mean that it's good for ...  Read the complete review