
Mountain Dew Revolution
Over the next few days I’ll be reviewing all three soft drinks in DewMocracy promotion. You have no idea how stupid I feel typing the word “DewMocracy”, but that’s what they call it.
First up is the bluish colored concoction they’ve ingeniously called “Revolution”. I’m not sure what sort of revolution the Dew is advocating, but instead of guns and bombs it seems like their weapons of choice are Wild Berry Fruit Flavor and Ginseng. Along with a shitload of caffeine.
I must confess here that I am not a fan of Berry flavor. Not all berries. Just the general flavor they’ve named “Berry”. I was never a big fan of Booberry either. Go figure. With that in mind, I approached the bottle and sat down to take myself a little taste.
Looks good, if a little toxic. Smells good enough. There’s definitely that Berry scent. I take a drink. At first I think, “This is good.” It’s refreshing and crisp. And then the aftertaste sets in. This has to be one of the worst aftertastes I’ve ever forced my mouth to experience. I seriously need a few mints. It a little thick and very sweet.
It’s an interesting attempt, but I must say that I’m unlikely to buy Revolution again. They will have to carry on the good work without me, armed with the ginseng-infused elixir and a crazy berry dream.

An overall pretty mediocre drink
VITAL STATS (per 20 oz. bottle):
Calories 290
Fat 0
Sodium 105
Carbs 76g
Protein 0
Caffeine 91mg
Contains Panax Ginseng Root Extract
UPDATE!! 12:23 A.M. I suddenly realized that I just cleaned my room. It wasn’t in too bad of shape, but it took me about 15 minutes. I have a lot of energy, so I guess the Revolution is working, even if the taste isn’t the greatest in the world. I foresee me crashing hard in about an hour.
July 4, 2008 at 3:01 am |
Hey I like the nutrition stats you provide here. It’s good to know these types of things when considering which drink is better. I found this blog post about the Dewmocracy and thought it was pretty funny. Check it out.
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August 3, 2008 at 9:53 am |
Tahnks for posting