RATING: 6.2 OUT OF 10.
There aren't many many energy drinks that I have been wanting to get my hands on for a while, but Cintron Energy Drink is certainly one of them. This could only be due to the fact that so many other great energy drink reviews have sampled this product, so it's only fitting that I give my opinion as well. Obviously, I went for the original flavor first to see just how original they are.
Typically, when an energy drink company describes its flavor as "original", it is generally a Red Bull clone, thus the classic energy drink flavor. Cintron isn't quite a Red Bull clone, but is does have that well-known, tart, energy drink flavor. I compared it to a mix between Monster and Red Bull, with Red Bull taking 70 percent of the flavor. All in all, it's a decent effort from Cintron.
Now it's time to see what Cintron has under the tab. Well, it has 200 percent daily value of niacin, 100 percent daily value of pantothenic acid, 500 percent daily value of vitamin b6, 140 percent daily value of vitamin b12, taurine, caffeine, inositol, and glucuronolactone. Overall it's not too shabby, but it could use a little maintenance.
Inside each silver and black can of Cintron Energy lies 170 milligrams of good ol' caffeine, which is certainly adequate, but not enough to put me into another gear. And that doesn't really bother me that much, considering my tolerance is so high these days. I honestly don't think the effectiveness will make or break a drink.
So, how did this drink fair out in the end? Not too bad, actually, although there are a few faults. The first fault being the flavor, since it really isn't that original and it still tastes like all of the other energy drinks who's flavor is "original." The other fault is the energy blend, which simply needs more ingredients. Other than those two things, this drink really isn't half bad. If you love the classic energy drink flavor, you might want to pick this bad boy up.
