I cannot start my day without the intake of a can of Red rooster. It gives me the push i need to face the morning running round like Linford Christie after the children to get them sorted for school. I was always told that coffee was the best thing to get you going in the morning but why have something that is so bitter tasting? (I normally drink tea hence why i say bitter tasting, that is my personal preference i know some people prefer coffee to tea) , when you can have a mixed fruit drink that tastes a lot better and does virtually the same job? And each can offers you 30mg of caffeine per 100ml. so thats 75mg per ...  Read the complete review

Red Rooster energy drinks can be bought in 250ml cans for around 35p, or litre bottles for around £1. I usually buy 4 250ml cans in Farmfoods for £1. I tend to buy these for a quick hit of energy when I need it rather than to simply drink, which is why the 250ml cans are a perfect size for me. I only buy the 'light' version that is pictured above, so this is what I am reviewing. The drink has: 0.4% Taurine 0.03% caffeine It also contains (per 100ml): 3 cals 7.2mg Niacin 0.8mg Vitamin B6 0.2mg Vitamin B12 2mg Pantothenic Acid. ... Please don't ask me what Pantothenic Acid ...  Read the complete review

**Introduction** I was at my local coop last night and whilst looking at the drinks section I spotted this and was feeling a little tired so thought I would try it as I had never had it before but had bought Red Bull and Tesco's Kick so I thought I'd see what their competition was like. Red Rooster has recently received a makeover and instead of the silver and red can you see in the picture, It's now a orangey red can with Blue at the top and White and Blue letters. Red Rooster is manufactured by the Canadian drinks company Cott Corporation. **The Drink** The drink was obviously released to challenge Red Bull and even though it's not as ...  Read the complete review

Here's yet another of those energy boosting drinks, a cheap substitute for Red Bull, essentially the same drink, but from a different company and with different packaging. Red Rooster, Red Bull, Kick, all these kinds of drinks, they're all basically good for one thing: giving you an energy kick, with a burst of caffeine, nicely flavoured and in a small and compact can that makes it easy and practical to drink. The drink is sold in 250ml cans, costing anywhere from 35p to around 60p. It has quite appealing packaging, with a shiny silver and vibrant red tin can that is quite thin and elongated, not like a coke can or anything like that, which is quite ...  Read the complete review

As you can see red rooster is obviously a spin off copy version of red bull and some people i know are quite snobby about these sort of things, if they want a vodka red bull, it has to be red bull but quite honestly with something like this i don't understand why. Red rooster can actually be purchased quite cheaply in comparison to its rival red bull and the size of the can is also identical meaning no sill calculations working out who is giving you better value for money. The drink has a very strong scent as you would expect from an energy drink however i believe it to be nicer than the fragrance you get from the "official" red bull energy drink. ...  Read the complete review