This review was provided by a friend who emailed me, it was requested that I not provide her information, nor did she include any form of source. After countless reports and criticisms from all corners, many of you are probably still undecided on the quality of this beverage. Well skeptics, here is the definitive review of this enigma of a drink, one that has polarized so many and left people thinking, will it live up to the hype?
Yeoman’s have really stepped up their game when it came to the presentation of their latest. Grass Jelly drink features a sleek 300ml can with a bold Black stripe dominating the design. It also has ninja stars on it. This can begs to be drank, and the appetising wisps of grass (jelly) poking through both entice and ask some pretty serious questions about what the drinker is in for! Overall, they’ve done a good job, concealing just enough from us to want to have a look inside, whilst not spoiling everything.
A quick whiff of what’s inside provides the drinker with an overwhelming bouquet of sour grass and black tea notes, its strong, so you’ll want to do this in a well ventilated area. I would recommend letting the can sit open for a few moments before tasting, as the aroma opens up considerably, providing a slightly mellower experience. The drink has a hint of sweetness to it, but is dominated by bold rotting banana leaf, finishing with a slight hint of mold and copper. There were some floaty bits in it, what i was assuming is the jelly, and these were popping with vibrant grassy hues. Overall a most horriffic experience.
If you came to town for weirdness, you should look no further than Yeo’s Grass Jelly drink. It’s enigmatic packaging is a bold step for the company and the taste is absolutely one of the strangest things i have ever experienced. I can’t wait to see what they do next!
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