Great Taste, Refreshing, Easy to Dissolve, but Has Aspartame
This Sport Go Electrolyte in Lemon Lime is very tasty.  The directions recommend 2 scoops with the included scoop, added to 16 oz (500 ml) of water, for one serving size.  I mixed a 1/2 serving size (1 scoop to 8 oz water) in the white ceramic mug shown in my pic, and stirred it with a spoon. It dissolved fairly quickly and evenly, making a slightly lemonade-type milky looking drink, which tasted very sweet to me. I put it in my water bottle and filled the rest of the bottle with plain water, to get 1/2 the recommended concentration, which was a better flavor for me, because I don't love sweet drinks- but, you can easily add the amount you want, which is convenient.<br /><br />I compared this Sport Go to the leading-brand sports drink starting w &#34;G&#34; that  I often have on hand.  The G contained artificial colors and natural and artificial flavors, whereas the Sport Go had only natural flavors,but also contained aspartame (the blue pack sweetener on tables at restaurants).  G contained 27.5 grams Total Carbs (22 grams in my 12 oz G bottle increased 1/4 to account for the 16 oz comparison) vs. Sport Go's 36 g. G contained 100 cal (80 cal x 1.25) vs. Sport Go's 150 cal.  G had about 26g sugar (21g x 1.25) vs. Sport Go's 7g. Sport Go contains several other electrolyes and minerals missing from the G, however, including Magnesium and Calcium.<br /><br />Overall, depending on what you are looking for, this Sport Go is a multi-mineral electrolyte drink that tastes great (diluted for me), and will provide a good supplement for your heavy sport activities, without unnecessary artificial colors or flavors.  On the other hand, I am not a big fan of Aspartame.
Rating: 4 stars