Red Bull 4 Pack, 8.4 Ounce Energy Drink, Yellow Edition, Tropical

Red Bull Yellow Edition Tropical arrives in a bright yellow 8.4 fl oz aluminum can, usually merchandised in the refrigerated energy drink or soft drink aisle, often near other energy drinks (Monster, Rockstar), sports drinks, and sometimes in endcap displays or grab-and-go coolers by the checkout. Shoppers pick up the 4-pack for quick energy boosts during busy days — study sessions, late-night gaming, long road trips, pre-work workouts, or shift work. Brand positioning leans into performance and lifestyle: Red Bull markets to young adults, students, gamers, athletes and commuters with high-energy, adventurous imagery and sponsorship of extreme sports and esports. The label carries functional cues — 80 mg caffeine per can, B‑vitamins, and taurine — which create a health-halo of “energy support” despite no organic or natural-product certifications; the ingredient list includes both “natural and artificial flavors” and multiple additives. Packaging highlights recyclability of aluminum, but there are no kid-specific claims and the flavor/colorful can design primarily targets a youthful audience. In plain terms, this is an industrially produced, shelf-stable carbonated energy drink made from water, sugars, caffeine and additives. Sensory experience: chilled and lightly carbonated with a sweet, tropical fruit aroma and a syrupy, brisk mouthfeel that finishes slightly acidic from citric acid; opening the pop-tab is part of the ritual. Consumers often drink it straight from the can for a quick pick-me-up, bring multi-packs to social events or keep one in a gym bag. Its convenience, portability and strong brand signals make it a go-to functional beverage in American grocery culture.