Dub Edition is still a Monster at heart but grape is the most dominant flavor with a slight aftertaste and no preservative burn. I was pleased with the flavor and had no problem absorbing every last drop. Though the taste was delicious I still don't think that's the best part of Monster Dub Edition.

I've tasted and tested many energy drinks the past year, and none have had as serious a rush as this puppy had. I probably devoured too much for my own good... I could feel my heart pumping faster then normal and experienced some jitters, but nothing that bothered me.

Too often lately I feel little to no effect when I try a new energy drink. Needless to say I was stoked when I FINALLY met my maker in accordance to caffeine. I doubt this is healthy for you in any way, with almost 4 ounces of sugar this will rot your teeth overnight.

I read an article today about banning some energy drinks with alcohol in them, well let me say i think Monster Energy Dub Edition would taste grape if mixed with the proper booze. Definitely not good for you so keep it in moderation. (wink) I'll go more in depth on that article in my next post.

Bottom Line- I rated Monster Energy Dub Edition an 8 out of 10, mainly because the cost was so high. Had it not been for the price I would've have given a perfect score. Monster onces again nails it head on and delivers a strong product in partnership with Dub Magazine.