Are Haas embarrassed about Rich Energy?
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Cotton mouth and a stty aftertaste... You just know they've put one of those dodgy artificial sweeteners in there to avoid the sugar tax!
I would keep the other cans in a dark and cool place (such as next to the soul of Rich Energy..) - they might be worth quite a bit one day
And it turns out your view is shared by other brave early adopters: https://jalopnik.com/the-mysterious-energy-drink-s...
I would keep the other cans in a dark and cool place (such as next to the soul of Rich Energy..) - they might be worth quite a bit one day
And it turns out your view is shared by other brave early adopters: https://jalopnik.com/the-mysterious-energy-drink-s...
The girlfriend has just finished off the vodka mixed one, and actually quite enjoyed it. Mind you she's one of these weirds who likes really dry white wine so the dry mouth feel isn't something she minds.
If I was to be polite it seems that Rich Energy is somewhat of an acquired taste compared to it's completion....
Can number 3 is being left sealed and untouched now. Purely to keep one with that logo on it.
If I was to be polite it seems that Rich Energy is somewhat of an acquired taste compared to it's completion....
Can number 3 is being left sealed and untouched now. Purely to keep one with that logo on it.
DanielSan said:
The girlfriend has just finished off the vodka mixed one, and actually quite enjoyed it. Mind you she's one of these weirds who likes really dry white wine so the dry mouth feel isn't something she minds.
If I was to be polite it seems that Rich Energy is somewhat of an acquired taste compared to it's completion....
Can number 3 is being left sealed and untouched now. Purely to keep one with that logo on it.
There is nothing wrong with liking really dry white wine! (as long as it's not a brutally oaked chardonnay)If I was to be polite it seems that Rich Energy is somewhat of an acquired taste compared to it's completion....
Can number 3 is being left sealed and untouched now. Purely to keep one with that logo on it.
Europa1 said:
There is nothing wrong with liking really dry white wine! (as long as it's not a brutally oaked chardonnay)
I respectfully disagree, this is mostly because I find the vast majority of wine undrinkable though dry or not. Though i don't mind a Prosecco every now and again.Edit to add, Prosecco mixed with the red Red Bull they do on some places is a truly mad but dangerously tasty beverage.
Europa1 said:
There is nothing wrong with liking really dry white wine! (as long as it's not a brutally oaked chardonnay)
Well said - Chardonnay needs acidity, and dryness - sod the bks oak they force into wines to make the uninitiated think it's 'posh'... The number of wines I like that aren't pretty dry can be counted on a closed fist I'm on the wrong forum with my wine views - I understand that. This forum is for energy drink appreciation
DanielSan said:
Europa1 said:
There is nothing wrong with liking really dry white wine! (as long as it's not a brutally oaked chardonnay)
I respectfully disagree, this is mostly because I find the vast majority of wine undrinkable though dry or not. Though i don't mind a Prosecco every now and again.Edit to add, Prosecco mixed with the red Red Bull they do on some places is a truly mad but dangerously tasty beverage.
DanielSan said:
The attention to detail reminds me of all the AP's, Patek's, Rolex's, where everything is similarly aligned to perfection, so that those rich bds (same target group as the Rich Energy Drink) who can afford them can boast about the quality and craftsmanship. Oh wait...The Moose said:
DanielSan said:
Good news, 12 hours or so after finishing a can I'm not dead. So that's a plus there for Rich Energy.
Good marketing slogan.“12 hours later you probably won’t be dead”
I can see it flying off the shelves now...
FYI, Gareth Jones on his podcast reviewed Red Bull, Monster, Lucozade and Rich Energy between the 3 of them. Well worth a listen: http://www.garethjones.tv/onspeed.html
Based on DanielSan‘s review, they should rebrand it as “Rich Energy Dry”. Then they can claim the dry mouth is intentional.
As part of the rebranding exercise, with a little work the logo could be turned into a stylised cactus.
I’ve never worked in marketing, PR, or any other associated field, but I think I’m fully qualified to sell this idea to WS for a small percentage of the company’s profit.
As part of the rebranding exercise, with a little work the logo could be turned into a stylised cactus.
I’ve never worked in marketing, PR, or any other associated field, but I think I’m fully qualified to sell this idea to WS for a small percentage of the company’s profit.
SpudLink said:
Based on DanielSan‘s review, they should rebrand it as “Rich Energy Dry”. Then they can claim the dry mouth is intentional.
As part of the rebranding exercise, with a little work the logo could be turned into a stylised cactus.
I’ve never worked in marketing, PR, or any other associated field, but I think I’m fully qualified to sell this idea to WS for a small percentage of the company’s profit.
I'd ask for a fixed payment rather than a % of profits!! What's 10% of zero..!?As part of the rebranding exercise, with a little work the logo could be turned into a stylised cactus.
I’ve never worked in marketing, PR, or any other associated field, but I think I’m fully qualified to sell this idea to WS for a small percentage of the company’s profit.
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