when i was little i use to drink it a lot. But a few months back i tried it again its not the same anymore. Taste very different than how it was before.

Would be enough sweetness with out the artificial sweetener and I had to pour half a can away due to it making my teeth ache just the 12.9 grams of sugar would be enough with out adding extra artificial sweeteners for no need what so ever I use to love this drink but not anymore.

Again a new change. The taste of this rubbish so called Tizer is awful. It is undrinkable. Why change a good product that was a top quality drink. I bought two bottles today and I want my money back. Dont like the colour taste or smell.Totally evil drink

One day I walked into a store, I really really fancied some Tizer, as it was one of my favourite drinks ever! It had such a magical taste, then I saw the latest version...me and my buddy sort of panicked when we saw it because it looked so different and apparently the ingredients had changed. That's when me and my buddies who loved the drink had to buy a bottle, we were hoping they hadn't changed it but they of course had. I can tell you the tizer that once featured "ed the head" was a much more beautiful unique tasting drink. I can also tell you that it now tastes terrible and can leave a terrible feeling in your throat. I pray that maybe one merciful day we may get our beloved tizer back.

I always loved Tizer, alternating between that and Irn Bru as my favourite. That was until a couple of years ago, when the formula/taste for Tizer changed dramatically. Now...I'm sorry to say...I find the taste to be pretty disgusting. Possibly the worst thing at times like this, is that the "party line" gets used about "extensive research" having taken place...and that any change was driven by customer preference. At best, this is a manipulation of the facts, often based on limited, or possibly even dubious data. In my opinion (others may of course disagree, although the current, albeit limited vote, suggests that at least some do agree with me)... whoever the sample groups are that seem to be chosen, to decide what is allegedly best, they rarely seem to ultimately reflect what "the man/woman on the street" actually wants. The result in this case, is that a great drink has possibly been ruined.

I was brought up in England during the 60's and early 70's by an English mother and American father. When my parents retired to Texas, USA, in the spring of 1973 I went with them. One thing I missed was the unique flavors and quality of some of the foods I was brought up on; Cadbury's chocolate, pork pies, and shepherd's pie are some of my favorite foods. One of my favorite times growing up was on Saturday mornings, me and my pals would get together and walk through the town of Woodbridge, Suffolk, to the Saturday matinee- stopping to buy candy and drinks at the local news shop along the way. My favorite soft drink was Tizer and for about 15 years I was unable to buy it in America (when you could find it the price was outrages). Then to my surprise it became readily available through the local export shop in San Antonio and I was transported back 30 years to my days in England; I now had a drink I could enjoy, other than Coke! I would bring it home a case at a time when I was allowed to. The sheer joy of reliving those early days was not lost on me; especially while driving home with a case of Tizer in the back seat of my Range Rover and a mars bar in my hand!
Well, now they have fiddled with the product and completely change the dynamics of the drink, and to me it taste awful- my wife, who enjoyed the flavor, asked if it had gone bad or something. We used to serve Tizer to family and friends when they visited; and I was proud to introduce it as a long ago favorite, and truly original drink option to coke in the states - kinda like Cliff Richard and Elvis Presley was to the music industries...
I don't believe there are to many people left who will remember the Tizer taste prior to WWII, but there is a whole generation who were brought up on the Tizer I know and love still around. Oh well, we must make changes because thats what we do- saaay, didn't Coke try that change thing to during the mid 1980's?

Bring back the old Tizer, Coke made a huge mistake with "New Coke". Dont do the same with Tizer.