May 28, 2019: STING Energy Drink Gold goes on sale in vending machines
The "STING Energy Drink," which features a scorpion logo and is mainly available in Southeast Asia, will be released in Japan exclusively in vending machines.
⇒Review of STING GOLD Energy Drink here
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STING Energy Gold Released by Suntory
Suntory, which has been fond of bringing international energy drink brands to Japan recently, has released STING Energy Drink Gold, which is primarily available in Southeast Asia, as a vending machine exclusive.
The intriguing flavor is a tropical flavor, and it comes in a 250ml can for 170 yen. It will be available in Suntory vending machines nationwide.
STING's official website has already been launched, featuring a scorpion-themed character and video commercials. It looks like they've invested quite a bit in this!
The video features three characters: Hajime (yellow), Maiko (pink), and Sidou (green). Perhaps we can expect a flavor corresponding to each of these colors!? Let's keep our hopes up!
However, Suntory previously introduced the American Kickstart without much fanfare, and it was discontinued shortly after, which left quite an impression. (ヽ´ω`)
We hope STING will put in more effort and offer a colorful and sustainable lineup! (*´艸｀*)
⇒Review of STING GOLD Energy Drink here
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