
Guru makes 100% Natural Energy Drinks that come in five flavors: Original, Lemonade, Green Tea Honey Lemon, Superfruit and Tangerine, as well as a Lite version. Most reviewers are impressed with both the taste and the boost from these energy drinks, which contain real fruit juices, as well as herbal ingredients such as echinacea, panax ginseng and ginkgo biloba. A 12-ounce can of Original Guru contains 145 milligrams of caffeine, which it gets from guarana seed extract, and 33 grams of sugar from natural sources such as fruit juices and cane juice. At 150 calories per can, it still has fewer calories than some other energy drinks such as Rip It A'tomic Pom (260 calories per 16 oz.).
We found the best reviews for Guru 100% Natural Energy Drink on energy drink blog sites, where bloggers test and rate hundreds of formulas for taste and energy kick. BevNet.com also provides good reviews, but concentrates mainly on taste and packaging rather than on judging the products' energy boost.
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Our Sources
1. BevNET.com
BevNet.com's editors' main focus is on taste and packaging rather than the energy kick. This said, Guru 100% Natural Energy Drink receives an average of 3.5 stars out of five. User postings are split, with about half liking the taste and the other half disliking it.
Review: Guru Energy Drink, Editors of BevNet.com, May 19, 2008
This blogger is an energy drink enthusiast and rates hundreds of them on this site. He awards Guru 100% Natural Energy Drink a rating of 8.9 out of 10 and says it tastes surprisingly good for an all-natural energy drink. He also enjoys the "natural kick."
Review: Guru Energy Drink Review, Justin T. ("Oshburg"), June 3, 2008
Although bloggers Jason and Angie don't care for the taste of the original Guru 100% Natural Energy Drink, they both give Guru Lemonade Full On a 10 for taste (Jason says he sometimes has to stop himself short of a third can). They also both rate it highly for its energy boost.
Review: Guru Lemonade Full On Energy Drink Review, "Jason" and "Angie", March 23, 2009
The "EnergyGuru," as this blogger likes to call himself, has reviewed over 1,000 drinks on his site, most of which contain taurine. Even though Guru 100% Natural Energy Drinks contain no taurine, he is impressed with all the flavors and is surprised by the energy kick they give, with the exception of the Lite version. To him, the Lite version doesn't taste great and provides more of a feeling of well-being rather than an energy boost.
Review: Guru Energy Drink Review, "EnergyGuru", Feb. 8, 2006
5. EdJunkie.com
Troy at EdJunkie.com gives tough reviews of 200 energy drinks and rates very few better than a B grade for any category. Out of the three Guru 100% Natural Energy Drink products he reviews (Iced Tea, Juicy Tangerine, and Superfruit), Superfruit fares the best, earning an A+ for flavor and a B for energy kick. He places Guru Superfruit in his top 10 for taste.
Review: Guru Superfruit, "EdJunkie" (Troy)
6. Amazon.com
About 30 contributors have posted their opinions at the time of this writing, with the majority giving Guru 100% Natural Energy Drink the highest rating possible. While most like the taste and energy kick, a few do not care for the taste.
Review: Guru Energy Drink, 100% Natural, Contributors to Amazon, As of April 2009
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