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Highly-anticipated ABE energy drink arrives in the UK at £2 a can

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One of the most exciting products announced this year came from the UK company Applied Nutrition with the beverage version of its popular pre-workout supplement, All Black Everything or ABE for short. The brand confirmed the on-the-go ABE drink was coming soon at our Stack3d Expo in August, and now, half a year later, fans can finally get their hands on it.

Applied Nutrition’s ABE beverage isn’t just a straightforward carbonated energy drink; it is more like the original ABE pre-workout in that it features ingredients to support energy, focus, pumps, and performance. With the product out and available, we can finally confirm its full combination of ingredients and compared to your typical energy drink, it’s not too bad.

The ABE beverage comes with 2g of pure citrulline for pumps, another 2g of beta-alanine for performance, a light gram of betaine, b vitamins, and 200mg each of caffeine, taurine, and tyrosine. Fans of Applied Nutrition will know the energy drink spin-off is not as comprehensive or highly-dosed as the regular ABE powder pre-workout, but again, it’s a solid entry for the energy drink space.

Applied Nutrition ABE energy drink is rolling out to stores and stockists in the UK and Europe as we write this, so you can expect to see it on shelves in the coming days. You’ll be able to purchase the product for a strong £2 (2.69 USD) per can, in four no sugar and zero-calorie flavors with Fruit Candy, American Grape Soda, Blue Lagoon, and Orange Burst.