Red Bull Cola

I drank some Red Bull Cola today. I have drank some serious Red Bull in my life.

I even broke my parents vacuum one time when I drank two Red Bulls and tried to vacuum the wall while I was in my underwear. Whoa.

I seriously feel like I just smoked some crack, (I swear I didn't.) this is insane.
I am all ji-t-ter-y and...
...what was I saying?
Drugs in the drink? WHAT?

Energy Drinks

I have some fun energy drinks in the fridge waiting for me today.

I like the new Red Bull Cola.
Of course, the standard Red Bull is still a treat too.
I tried a new energy drink that I got from Wes at GetBooked in Las Vegas when I saw him yesterday. It's called "Graffiti" and is actually pretty good. It's kind of berry fruity (...as opposed to very fruity. *hehe*) and refreshing. Check out www.urbanliquids.com to find out more about that drink.
...there are so many energy drinks out there, it's really starting to get saturated and drive me up a wall.

I was recently at the XBiz offices in Los Angeles and saw they had a branded drink called XBuzz, that made me laugh. COOL.

Red Bull Cola vs. Pepsi Max

I saw a print ad for Diet Pepsi Max (www.WakeUpPeople.com) after hearing about it from some friends.

However, it does not intrigue me as much as Red Bull Cola does. I saw ads on taxi's in Las Vegas this past weekend and want to find it now in stores.
I like the taste of cola, and love the energy of Red Bull, so how cool is that?

I asked awhile back and was a little dismayed to not know myself, but what exactly is cola? Where does it come from? ...a root?

Despite the name, the primary flavoring ingredients in a cola drink are sugar, citrus oils (orange, lime, or lemon fruit peel), cinnamon, vanilla, and an acidic flavorant^[2]. Many different manufacturers of cola drinks add other trace ingredients to the drink in addition to these flavorings in order to create distinctively different tastes for each brand. Trace flavorings may include nutmeg, lavender, and a wide variety of ingredients, but the base flavorings that most people identify with a cola taste remain vanilla and cinnamon. Kola nuts, which have a bitter taste, contribute little or no flavor to most cola recipes. Acidity is often provided by phosphoric acid, sometimes accompanied by citric or other isolated acids. MORE

I don't care, I'll take two glasses please.

Mountain Dew

I like Mountain Dew because it has lots of caffeine. Now it's amped up with ginseng. (...just what I need.)
In my opinion, Mountain Dew has always had an edge on ridiculous flavor variations - Do you recall "Blue Shock", "Code Red", "Live Wire", "Baja Blast" and even their version of an energy drink called "Amp"? I do.
Here are three new Mountain Dew flavors that are out. Only one will stay. The company is having an online vote for the flavors that will stay.
All of the flavors make me thing of a very juvenile taste that of cotton candy, overloaded sugar candy, or those powder things you used to stick a candy stick in and lick. I can' only handle them in doses. ...but it's fun. (...like alot of things in life.)
Here's my vote:

NEWS: No More Cocaine

Can you believe they would pull a drink called 'Cocaine' off the shelves? I can.

CLICK HERE for the story in the 'LA Times.'
The energy drink product's website shows it's stuffed up nose with a R.I.P. image on the main page today.

It's hard to believe that they put it ON the shelves. Frankly, it's a very progressive to even have them on the shelves. I am sure you realize that's a move that alot of company owners are not willing to take.

Seriously, there are too many energy drinks. 'Red Bull' is still one of my favorites. 'Pimp Juice' is cool 'cause of my industry.
You can see a partial list and reviews of some more common energy drinks HERE.