Celebrity-endorsed energy drink that burns calories, and is twice as strong as coffee - new flavors available!
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As someone who is an avid coffee drinker, I've staunchly stayed away from energy drinks for most of my life. This all changed when I randomly picked up a bottle of CELSIUS from my local deli after they ran out of fresh coffee.
Very soon. I was hooked — using CELSIUS as a daily pick-me-up instead of my two large iced lattes.
CELSIUS is an energy drink that boosts your metabolism and can actually help with controlling your hunger and burning calories.
CELSIUS Sparkling Retro Vibe
This pack of 12 features the new Retro Vibe flavor, which features lime, raspberry, and orange as its base flavor.
It already has a 4.8-star rating on Amazon, with shoppers saying it's "the best CELSIUS flavor yet."
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It achieves these results through its ingredients. CELSIUS has ginger root, which helps support your digestive system, guarana extract, which delivers twice the amount of caffeine compared to a coffee bean, and green tea extract, which helps boost metabolism.
It also packs chromium, a trace mineral that normalizes blood sugar levels and controls hunger. The drink contains no sugar or artificial flavors, which truly sets it apart from its competitors. Plus, with 20+ flavors to choose from, you can almost indulge a new flavor for literally every day of the month.
Some of their flavors include Sparkling Cola, Sparkling Orange, Sparkling Astro Vibe, Fizz-Free Raspberry Acai Green Tea, and Sparkling Mango Passionfruit.
One of the most popular favorites right now, though, is the nostalgic Sparkling Cherry Cola and CELCIUS Retro Vibe, which combines flavors of raspberry, orange, and lime.
Recently, the brand took over Sloan Park in Arizona with a surprise pop-up and a DJ set from iconic duo Two Friends, known for their hour-long 'Big Bootie' mixes.
Podcast host, comedian, and CELSIUS brand partner Jake Shane was also present at the event, and the activation — which was free to the public — involved tons of Retro Vibe and Cherry Cola for attendees.
If you're wondering when you can kick off festival season with CELSIUS, stay tuned for the CELSIUS Essential Vibes Tour, which, with Breakaway Music Festival 2025, is bringing some of the biggest DJs to cities across the United States (think Fisher, Zedd, Chris Lake, Illenium, and more!).
Of course, there will be plenty of CELSIUS to be had at the festival, with themed activations throughout. But you can get your CELSIUS craving cured early by shopping your favorites straight from Amazon.
Try the ever-popular — and my personal favorite — CELSIUS Strawberry Lemonade, or take a trip down memory lane with CELSIUS Retro Vibe and Cherry Cola. In all honesty, I'm yet to try a flavor I truly dislike, so you can't go wrong with any one of the 29 options. Find some of our favorites below.
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