Coca-Cola has decided to bring back a drink that was very popular over 40 years ago. But they decided to bring it back as Tab energy drink. It comes in a cute, pink 10 ounce can. This drink has been marketed toward women because it has only 5 calories per serving. It is great for women who are trying to stay in shape and keep their energy levels up. It claims to boost energy levels for women with hectic lifestyles.

The taste is pretty unique for an energy drink. It has a watermelon, tart taste like to it like a sweet and sour candy, but the aftertaste is a little much on the taste buds. It is still not as bad as some of the other energy drinks out there.

As far as ingredients it is comparable to some of the other energy drinks. It contains 785mg of Taurine and 90 mg of caffeine. There is not a lot of Niacin or Vitamin B in Tab. Nutritionally there is a lot missing from this energy drink. Without vitamins and minerals this drink is basically all sugar and caffeine.

This energy drink is nothing like the soda of the same name. A lot of people will have fond memories when they see the can and packaging for this energy drink but this is nothing like the original.

Some men and even some women may see this product as being sexist because of the marketing towards women. The claim is that women have different energy needs than men. Energy is energy and the need is no different for men or women.

Women who actually remember when Tab was a soda will probably not have much interest in it being an energy drink. Women who actually consume energy drinks will probably not be old enough to remember when Tab was the "it" drink.

Tab is a drink that may last for a while. It will probably not have the same popularity as the original soda and many people will not buy it more than once. Despite the pleasing taste it will probably be a short lived energy drink