Mude Work | Natural Sparkling Drink for Energy & Focus | Mood Support | Hint of Apple, 40 Calories, Low Sugar, Vegan, 330 millilitre Slim Can, 12pk

I wouldn't normally leave reviews but I'm so impressed that these drinks have been created by carbon neutral company! I wanted to leave a comment about their fantastic products!Ive tried all 4 flavours and I really love the subtle amounts of fizz and flavour. There's no artificial aftertaste instead it feels clean and refreshing. Its great to have something tasty thats not full of sugar! My favourite flavour is MUDE Play - A hint of melon, raspberry and green tea. Ive naturally got a pretty sweet tooth so the berry & melon combo is very satisfying. I already drink a lot of water but a MUDE feels like the perfect afternoon boost. Also they have been quenching my thirst as part of my post workout hydration routine.I'd love to see these drinks available in a variety box so you could sample all the flavours without commiting to a full box each time. All in all an excellent product from a forward thinking company!!

One of the problems building a sustainable drinks brand in the UK is that there is nothing much more sustainable than a glass of tapwater on a hot day soaked and cooled with some mint or rosemary - preferably from your garden, if you have one. Another pretty good alternative is a mug of green or black tea - proved to contain a mix of ingredients that gives gentle stimulus and improved concentration. So that's my benchmark.This costs over £2 per can, is made of aluminium, so a lot of energy has gone into producing it and delivering it to your door, even if you can recycle it.It tastes of fizzy barley water with a strong hint of apple (even though that is not listed in the ingredients and is probably covered by 'natural flavour') and a whiff of the sea (deep ocean mineral salts). It does not contain caffeine. It contains just over 5g of sugars in a 330ml can.The key ingredients, after water and gluten free barley are ashwaganha plant , branch chain amino acids, bakers yeast and deep ocean mineral salts.The drink is certainly refreshing - and I suspect the (non sodium) salts would be good for rehydration after exercise or in a dehydrating office environment.Ashwagandha merits some googling. Wikipedia is very sceptical about its benefits, since so little has been invested in its proper testing. But healthline points to some evidence that it can boost brain function, lower blood sugar and cortisol levels and help fight symptoms of anxiety and depression.I am not clear about the benefits of including branch chain amino acids in a drink. If you eat enough, your body should not need them, so maybe you should be spending that £2 on some protein in your lunch instead?

Review of Mude WorkWas rather hoping to like this - maybe a replacement for coffee at teh desk int eh afternoon. But sadly no - not for me. It started off alright - something of an apple taste. or watermelon, but turned into something almost slightly medicinal in taste. It was enough to put me off it. Not the sort of drink I was hoping for.On the other hand, my daughter likes it. She thinks its a great drink for exam time. Refreshing, and hopefully healthy.There's no accounting for taste!

A pack of 12 work and focus drinks, that were delivered quickly and well packaged. They are quite large each, since they are 330ml, but they are a little bit longer than I would have excepted. When I tried them, they tasted like nothing, they had no flavour at all, and in all honesty, they did make me feel a bit sick.Unfortunately, I just really didn't like them, no one in my family did, but you might, however, they are expensive.

I was really expecting a drink with a bit more flavour. At home I am not one for drinking fizzy sugary sweetened drinks. It is either water or herbal teas. I wanted to give these a go as they have all natural ingredients in sparkling water. Unfortunately I really can’t stomach the taste of the Apple. It doesn’t taste of Apple at all, it’s rather unpleasant. They are very expensive for what they are.

This variant of Mude contains extracts to help you focus but surprisingly no caffeine, however it does have Branched-chain Amino acids (BCAA's) which are said to have mental clarity effects. The flavour is meant to be apple and I guess we are used to apple with lots of added sugar but this is pretty bitter, more akin to cider vinegar than apple juice in my opinion. Definitely an acquired taste.The can is marketed as plants + water but frankly I'd rather take a supplement and have a glass of water.

I'm sorry, I really don't like these.They taste like dirty rainwater.There's just no life to them at all.

They come in pack of 12. Each can have 40kcal. Price is slight high if you count them as a single can to buy. Taste is light, bit of apple, other things I almost can't taste anything else. They are sparkling drinks, first sparkling witch I'm able to drink. They are vegan and gluten free, low in sugar. If price is not to high for You, and You are looking for a healthy drink. These one are good to try.