OOYA ENERGY INFUSION RASPBERRY WATERMELON
I WANT SOMETHING THAT ISN'T TOO POWERFUL AND THAT DOESN'T TASTE LIKE FUCKING GUMMY WORMS. THANKFULLY, OOYA IS HERE TO FILL THAT NICHE FOR ME
THIS PARTICULAR CAN IS VERY, VERY STRANGE. THE OOYA LABEL IS APPLIED OVER A LABEL FOR WHAT APPEARS TO BE AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT DRINK
MATE LIBRE. SPECIFICALLY, ROSE & HIBISCUS FLAVOUR
I'VE ONLY SEEN THIS PHENOMENON ONCE BEFORE, BUT THE BRAND AND FLAVOUR WERE THE SAME, AND I'D ASSUMED IT WAS DONE TO ADDRESS THE DIFFERENT LABELING REQUIREMENTS BETWEEN COUNTRIES. THIS IS A DIFFERENT SITUATION, THOUGH. I DON'T KNOW WHAT SPURRED THIS ON. WEIRD STUFF
ANYWAY, AS FOR THE ACTUAL DRINK ITSELF: IT HAS A HINT OF WINE TO THE SMELL, BUT MOSTLY SMELLS OF WATERMELON. NOT TOO OFFENSIVE, BUT A BIT OF A WEIRD SCENT
THIS OOYA IS NOT QUITE AS GOOD AS THE OTHERS. IT IS A HINT MORE BITTER, THOUGH NOT ENOUGH TO MAKE IT MORE UNPLEASANT, BUT MOSTLY FEELS AS IF IT'S MISSING SOMETHING--BUT I CAN'T QUITE PLACE WHAT. IT CERTAINLY ISN'T VERY CARBONATED, SO PERHAPS THAT'S IT. WHATEVER IT IS, THIS ONE SEEMS A BIT WEAK AND FLAT. ALSO, RASPBERRY IS BARELY DETECTABLE IN THIS ONE; JUST A VERY MILD WATERMELON
HOWEVER, IT GETS BETTER TOWARDS THE BOTTOM HALF OF THE CAN--NOT IN TERMS OF CARBONATION, OBVIOUSLY, BUT THE TASTE CHANGES, AS DOES THE FEELING IN THE MOUTH. IT BECOMES VERY SLIGHTLY ASTRINGENT, LIKE TEA. I GUESS THIS STUFF SETTLES? YOU CAN'T SHAKE IT TO DEAL WITH THAT FACT, BECAUSE IT'S CARBONATED. DON'T KNOW WHAT THE HELL IS UP WITH THIS ONE
7/10. STILL GOOD, BUT OOYA IS NOT DOING THEIR BEST HERE
