Red Bull Reviews

Red Bull was an energy drink initially created in Thailand under a different name, but official drink was perfected in Austria by Dietrich Mateschitz. The can was released in 1987, but it didn't become popular in the United Kingdom until the late-90's thanks to it's cartoony advertising campaign of "It Gives You Wings". The ...  Read the complete review

Whenever we need to travel a long journey after a whole day from work, It seems that we ran out of energy and needs to recharge so I always thought that energy drink might help to keep us awake althrough out. The only brand we trust when it comes to energy drink is Red Bull. RED BULL especially developed for periods of increased ...  Read the complete review

This is great stuff! A carbonated drink absolutely loaded with caffeine, sugar and something called taurine (not sure what this actually does). As a result of the high caffeine content it is absolutely superb at giving you a quick boost when you need it. Coming in a very recognisable smallish blue and silver can, when you open this you ...  Read the complete review

Red Bull Description: Energy drink You have probably all seen the adverts "Red Bull gives you wings". This product is basically a fizzy drink which claims to give you energy. It comes in a silver and blue tin with the name written in red writing on the front. A tin contains 80mg of caffeine, which is quite a ...  Read the complete review

Red Bull is a really cool energy drink that is synonymous with millions of brands worldwide because of advertisement- F1, offshore powerboat racing and aerial acrobatics spring to mind. Tasting the drink, you can really see why. It is the definitive energy drink and has given rise to many imitators, but none can really match it. It is ...  Read the complete review

I will never forget this energy drink and the accompanying advert as it was something that some of my friends used throughout their exams as a means of getting them through studying and exam time. The slogan on the adverts is red bull gives you wings and it certainly does. Thia drink is loaded with sugar and caffeine and therefore acts ...  Read the complete review

I have had both good and bad experiences with this stuff. The bad experiences happened abroad when I four in a row, straight, my pulse starting racing and I was unable to calm myself for an hour afterwards. This resulted in me having to call quits on night out and go back to the hotel room! The good experiences outweigh the bad though, as most of ...  Read the complete review

Red Bull is probably the market leader when it comes to energy drinks in the UK. The firm also have their own Formula one racing team for all you sport fans. When I first tasted the drink, I made me immediately think of cough medicine when I was kid. However these days I really enjoy it from time to time. So I would say don't dismiss it ...  Read the complete review

If you like to be kept awake all night after a night out then drink this. Red Bull is an energy drink, this basically means that its full of caffeine. It contains a huge amount, and it makes my brain go a bit funny. One popular drink to order in a bar at the moment is a jager bomb. This is a shot of jagermeister dropped into ...  Read the complete review

I had my first Red Bull approximately 6 years ago and I still love the stuff! Red Bull is supposed to be an energy drink but in my experience, this seems more like a marketing gimmick than something that's going to provide you with a noticeable energy boost. Just for comparison, a cup of tea contains around 60 milligrams of caffeine, a Red Bull ...  Read the complete review

The past few mornings I've been living off 3 or 4 hours sleep a night, not great, and have been feeling a bit worse for wear, especially when put into a working environment in which we speak to answer phones. So thinking in advance I picked up a can of Red Bull, something I hadn't actually tried before, as a product I knew was going to be needed ...  Read the complete review

Red Bull is produced by an Austrian company and it is the patent of a guy who went to Thailand, found a local drink, came back home, changed a bit the formula, patented and marketed as Red Bull. It is meant to be an energy drink, but in my experience it is just a too sweet and expensive sugared soft drink! I do not go ...  Read the complete review

Red Bull is probably the original and most most famous of the caffine engery drinks. Since its introduction in the early 90s, there have been many copycat brands such as Relentless and Rockstar, but I think Red Bull is still the best. It has a unique taste, very sweet and the colour of it isnt particularly appealing, sort of a greeny ...  Read the complete review

Red Bull is a stimulating drink, which is ideal to wake you up, increase your metabolism, concentration and reaction speed. It really does do a good job at these things and you can buy it in a few different sizes. You can get a standard 250ml can for 99p at places such as Tesco, Sainsburys and Asda. You can get a 355ml can for around £1.36, which ...  Read the complete review

Red bull is an energy drink, to write this review I've shotgunned 3 cans about half an hour ago and they're beginning to kick in, first the boring stuff [ I've already wrote this so I'll copy and paste it to keep the sugar rush going] Red Bull Claims: 'Vitalises body and mind, stimulates metabolism, increases endurance and improves ...  Read the complete review

I really want to shout about the evils of energy drinks but I just can't do it! They are so useful - is it potentially drug abuse in leui of actually sleeping enough? Perhaps, but tell me that when I crash half way through my day with 4 hours of demanding work day left and I will still choose the Red Bull! So with the acknowledgment that I ...  Read the complete review

Red Bull is famous for flying without wings this slogan means it gives you lot's of energy. The Red Bull is most probably the biggest in the enerdy drink retail market becasue it has had the funding of adverts and has a big fan base. It has a very unique taste and i think that is why it is a very big seller in the U.K, Red bull have now ...  Read the complete review

Red Bull was the first major energy drink to roll out in the UK, and the adverts proudly proclaim that "Red Bull gives you wings". The urban myths and rumours about the drink's detrimental health effects are a dime a dozen - I most fondly recall the rumour that a basketball player in the US drank 7 cans in a row, then went for a slam ...  Read the complete review

At around £1 for a small 250ml can, Red Bull is one of the most expensive canned drinks out there that doesn't contain alcohol. Of course, it's this price because it is marketed as the energy drink saviour, a can filled with energy that will give you wings! So what is it like? The taste is really weird. It's a carbonated, fizzy drink ...  Read the complete review

Redbull, hmmm how to put this? This drink has been the devil on my shoulder for many a long year. And yet still, for some reason i drink it. I don't expect many people to like this review because it is my experience with the unadvertised, unhealthy side of this drink that I am going to reveal. In all its sordid anti-glory. in fact i have an empty ...  Read the complete review