Red Bull Iced Blackberry Vanilla contains 80 mg of caffeine per 250 ml can (32 mg per 100 ml), according to Open Food Facts.
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80 mg of caffeine, about 1 espresso. 27.5 g of sugar, roughly 7 sugar cubes. 112 kcal for the whole can. Above 15 mg/100 ml the label must carry the "high caffeine content" notice.
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| Brand country | Austria source |
|---|---|
| Can size (ml) | 250 source |
| Caffeine (mg/can) | 80 source |
| Caffeine (mg/100 ml) | 32 source |
| Sugar (g/can) | 27.5 source |
| Calories (kcal) | 112 source |
Values for the format shown above, from the published label (brand website, Open Food Facts or retailer): each figure links to its source.
Red Bull Iced Blackberry Vanilla carries 80 mg of caffeine in a 250 ml can (8 fl oz), or 32 mg per 100 ml. That puts it above the catalogue median. The catalogue median is 30 mg per 100 ml.
Sugar comes to 27.5 g a can, 11.0 g per 100 ml, about 7 sugar cubes, for 112 kcal.
It matches Red Bull Coconut Açaï Summer Edition milligram for milligram at 32 mg per 100 ml — which makes them interchangeable on paper.
At the other end, Crazy Tiger Cherry runs at only 20 mg per 100 ml. The gap between the lightest and the strongest can here is narrower than most people expect.
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Frequently asked questions
How much caffeine is in Red Bull Iced Blackberry Vanilla?
The can contains 80 mg of caffeine, which is 32 mg per 100 ml. EFSA puts the limit at 400 mg a day for adults, and 200 mg in a single serving.
Does Red Bull Iced Blackberry Vanilla contain sugar?
Yes: 27.5 g of sugar per can, roughly 7 sugar cubes.