Scheckter's Organic Energy Mint

Posted on January 5, 2021 | Last updated February 6, 2025

Scheckter's Organic Energy Mint, an organic energy drink from the Netherlands. It was also imported and sold in Japan, so some of you may have had the chance to try it.

Scheckter's Organic Energy Mint

Manufacturer	Scheckter's
Country of Origin	Netherlands
Price	330 JPY
Flavor	Tea
Total rating	★★★☆☆

Author information Author: Energy Drink-kun

In 2001, while living in the United States, I encountered energy drinks through the dance scene and was deeply impressed. After returning to Japan, I found that energy drinks were considered novelty beverages, so I established a comprehensive website in 2013 to share the true appeal of energy drinks. As an energy drink enthusiast, I began drinking them seriously again, collecting over 7,000 varieties of energy drinks from various countries. I am also active as a critic and expert, receiving media interviews.

Refreshing Mint Tea Flavor

A refreshing minty, toothpaste-like scent bursts out when opened.
Scheckter's Organic Energy Mint
Upon taking a sip, the flavor is surprisingly refreshing, like a mint tea, which you wouldn't expect from its color.

It looks like a typical energy drink, so you might think it’s sweet. But in reality, it’s quite the opposite—there’s a refreshing and pleasant astringency and bitterness from the tea leaves, complemented by mint for a crisp taste. It’s a bit of an unusual sensation.

Though it contains sugar, the sweetness is just right, and it has a smooth mouthfeel.

SCHECKTER’S ORGANIC ENERGY MINT Energy Ingredients

Contains 80mg of caffeine, guarana, ginseng, and other ingredients. For flavor, it includes Sicilian lemon, green tea, oolong tea, and spearmint.

SCHECKTER’S ORGANIC ENERGY MINT Design

The design has a cork and wood chip-like aesthetic with a smooth matte texture. It has the classic organic product look with the "O" and leaf in the logo, which is common for organic energy drinks.

Scheckter's Organic Energy Mint
The green accents highlight the mint flavor, and the green tab completes the look. The can also displays organic certification marks from various countries.

Overall, the design clearly communicates that it’s an organic product, but the downside is the price. It costs over 350 yen, which makes it hard to justify purchasing regularly. You might end up just trying one can and not coming back for more.