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Shark adds to the small selection of actual flavors for its signature energy drink

Icy Blue Punch Shark Energy Drink

Shark is an international energy drink company that can be found in the likes of Europe as well as its original core market of Thailand. It has been around for some time, well over a decade, and like many competitors in the saturated category, it has crafted an extensive selection. Alongside the flagship Shark Energy Drink are now a variety of flavors like Red Berries and Apple Melon, a zero-calorie version, and the lighter Shark Stimulation.

The brand is giving back to the flavor side of things this month, rolling out the Shark Energy Drink in another actual flavor that goes by the name of Icy Blue Punch. Based entirely on the name, we’re guessing the brand is going for a traditional frosty and sweet blue raspberry experience, a lot more traditional compared to its other tastes. The Icy Blue Punch Shark Energy Drink does have the regular high-sugar recipe, around 27g per can for over 100 calories, and, of course, the reliable caffeine at a moderate 80mg for a light lift in energy.