![]() 1 choice is obvious to me.įinal Score: 5.7/10 (Bahk, ugh, jeesh…I’ll take a Crab Juice.)Ĭlick here to cast your official vote in the Mountain Dew “Dewmocracy” competition. In the future I may be willing to reevaluate my opinion on either it or Distortion at a later date if they do manage to win the final vote as I wasn’t exactly nuts about Code Red the first time I tried it. It’s just sort of has a bland citrus flavor that stays with you longer than you wish it to. Of all the new potential flavors, I feel Typhoon is easily the best, and for what it’s worth, I feel comfortable giving it the official Everyview endorsement, as I found it not only to possess the best taste, but it’s also the only one I could see myself purchasing on even a part-time basis.Īs for the current leader in the polls, I can’t get behind it like much of the early voting public has thus far. Perhaps this explains why it has taken an early lead in the fan vote, but for my money, it was the least appealing of the three flavors, only one of which I actually liked. Both Typhoon and Distortion are easily comparable to other flavors, while Whiteout doesn’t instantly compare to any Dew concoction I have ever tried (although I’ve never tried Diet Caffeine Free Mountain Dew, so if this was simply a carbon copy of that, I’d have no way of knowing). One advantage Whiteout may have over the other two flavors is that it offers more in the way of originality. Again, it wasn’t that it made my eating experience worse, but it didn’t make it better either. It also wasn’t great accompaniment to the Subway Chicken Sandwich I drank it with. Like Distortion, the taste isn’t really repugnant, but it’s also not anything will find to be pleasant. This was a complaint I had in my Distortion review, and it was even more prevalent here. There wasn’t really anything positive about the Whiteout flavor that jumped out at me. While it’s a step up from an awful drink like Simply Lemonade, which is essentially citrus flavored battery acid, it’s a step down from the usual Mountain Dew fare. This just sort of tasted like a run-of-the-mill citrus beverage. Hey there, were pumped youre a fan, but we no longer sell Mtn Dew White Out. I didn’t struggle to finish it, but I was hardly jonesing to purchase myself a second bottle when I did finish. The flavor is no longer in the dew locator. Sadly, I quickly realized I should have maintained my skepticism, as this actually turned out to be my least favorite of the new flavors, and arguably the least appealing Mountain Dew creation I have ever come across. So with such a solid word-of-mouth, I was a bit more eager to try it out. However, a quick glace at the official Dewmocracy website shows it to be out in front of the other two flavors, including an early lead in my beloved home state of Indiana. When I saw the bottle, it looked to me like someone just bottled up water that had recently absorbed about two dozen antacid tablets. To me, Whiteout, which is being called a “smooth citrus Dew,” looked like the least appetizing of all the new flavors. But with this, I’m finally done, so here’s my review of Whiteout. You may have to select a menu option or click a button.You wanna know something about writing three Mountain Dew reviews in the span of 12 hours? It’s actually a million times more tedious than it sounds. Follow the instructions for disabling the ad blocker on the site you’re viewing.You may have more than one ad-blocker installed. You’ll usually find this icon in the upper right-hand corner of your screen. Click the icon of the ad-blocker extension installed on your browser.When it turns gray, click the refresh icon that has appeared next to it or click the button below to continue. ![]()
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