Britvic Tango Apple

After recently paying a visit to my local superstore for a couple of multipacks of sprite to my horror they were sold out. The only thing left after what seemed to be a local demand for fizzy pop to help refresh against this hot weather, was apple tango. Now as far as fizzy pop goes i particularly disliked apple tango, basically due to a friend being allergic to caffeine and he always used to have this and only this to drink. Although initially not a bad alternative to the best pop drinks Coca-Cola and Sprite , Tango is a bit more diverse in it's alternative form offering various different ... more

Background: I have always loved Apples regardless of whether they are the ones you buy from the Supermarket or Apple drinks. I also love Tango, so it is a surprise to me I have never tried Apple Tango, but today I’m going to put that right. History: Tango was originally made in the 1950’s by Corona, who were acquired by the Beecham Group in 1958 who in turn where bought by Britvic in1987. Who also make Pepsi, 7Up, Robinson’s to name but a few of their drinks portfolio. Tango has become a household name in the UK due to some excellent and very successful advertising campaigns on Television ... more

As a fizzy drink lover but an apple hater, this was merely bought as part of a 2 for the price of 1 on Tango in Wilkinson (67p). I'll rarely try anything with apple, be it sweets, drinks or real apples, they just don't agree with me usually, but I thought I'd try this, a change for once in my life. Get one of these and get one of the Orange ones and see how they go, that seemed the clever idea. So with great trepidation I opened this which was done so with the idea that “It's non-alcoholic Cider”, with a rather urine colour to it, and an apple taste...oh what joy this was going to be ... more

Now, we all remember the 'You Know When You've Been Tagoed' adverts from the 90's but they were only for Orange Tango. I'm not much of a fan of apple drinks or apples in general but Apple Tango is nice. I recently brought a 330ml can from the local bakers, while I was getting my lunch for 50p. The can is black in colour with a big green apple on the front and drips pertruding outwards from the apple itself. In the center of the apple in black writing is 'Tango Apple' on the front of the can. I think the labelling design looks great and very modern. Upon openning the can you instantly get the ... more

Here is another offering from the tango range. I decided to try this although I do not normally drink apple drinks and that includes cider. First impression is of a standard 330ml can. Predominantly royal blue in colour with a gaudy bright green splash across the front. At the moment they have a strange looking creature incorporated into the can, although these Gotans have nothing to do with the review, it does go to show the odd way that the people at Tango have when it comes to advertising. So when I open the can the familiar phhhfftt noise emanates, followed by a strong and very pleasant ... more