Sweet but heavy. Might be a bit biased because of the following (which took rating lower)... The can came with a rusted and worn down pull tab. I only noticed when I opened the drink and felt it between my fingers. This also made me very wary of my first sip and just in general have not been able to tell if this is how the drink is supposed to taste or if there's anything up with it. Perhaps part of it is because of its vitamin formulation, as this does give me very hard dissolved vitamin C vibes. The bottom of the can is iffy too. The presentation is overall okay though, if these things are ignored. The drink is treading a bit close to, nearly crossing the sickly sweet line. If I had some carbonated water at hand I'd dilute it (1:1) and can imagine it would be quite lovely then.

Sadly I couldn't really taste peach in this. I could get that is was fruity but couldn't detect the tastes exactly. Thankfully it is only slightly sparkling. I was not really keen on this but I don't know how to describe it. It's not very sweet. I'd say it's worth trying the single bottle if you're interested but don't expect to be wowed.

I’m sure the vitamin drink concept is a great idea! Even better that it’s got next to no unhealthy additives too! The only let down is the fact that there’s so many sweeteners in the drink that the flavour is completely irrelevant and you can barely have a mouthful without being overpowered by the sweetness. This product should be remastered in my opinion

Like the Defence orange & mango, it has that water juice taste, not the nasty sparkling water. Best way to describe it, it's a fizzy fruit shoot hydro. Having the same water juice kind of taste, I'm guessing it's the same for the other two and that's great! Will definitely be buying these again and do recommend! Goes Well With: The fridge!