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My own opinion about C2 Green

The C2 drink has been one of my favorite drinks since my elementary days. It's sweet but not too sweet, the price is also cheap, and the bottle is reusable. The normal type of C2 is the red one, which you can see in any convenience store or sari-sari store. That is why some people grow up drinking it every time they get a chance to, but there are also more flavors to choose from, for example, the green variant or the "Classic Green Tea" flavor. Some people say that it tastes awful, but for me it's fine; just don't cool it to much because, just like beer, when you cool it too much, it's going to lose its taste. All I can say is C2 green is not that bad, so everybody should give it a try.

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Why do they hate C2 Green?

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  Link Here πŸ‘‰  https://soundcloud.com/zanie1/c2-na-red The primary reason why some people might not enjoy C2's green tea flavor is that it has a typical earthy, slightly bitter taste that may not be to everyone's taste. The herbal profile of the drink might turn off people who like their flavors sweeter, fruitier, or more neutral. Furthermore, some customers think the drink is too sweet or artificial, which takes away from the authentic green tea experience. Green tea may not be as pleasant to people who are not used to or enjoy the flavor because of these factors combined with the grassy aftertaste that some people associate with it. In the end, a wide range of tastes can be found, which is why not everyone will enjoy C2's green tea flavor.

What is C2?

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Link Here πŸ‘‰  https://www.facebook.com/C2CoolandClean/ C2 is a popular brand of ready-to-drink green tea, produced by Universal Robina Corporation (URC), a leading food and beverage company in the Philippines. C2 Green Tea is marketed as a refreshing and healthy beverage, often promoted for its natural ingredients, including green tea extract and real fruit flavors. It’s widely known in the Philippines and other parts of Southeast Asia as a healthier alternative to sweet sodas.