[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While I loved that this shake had so much protein in it, the taste was a no for me. It was chalky. I always use protein shakes in my coffee and this one got chunky immediately when added to it. Not a fan and wouldn’t recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I don't even know how where to begin with this one. I was so disappointed it this protein shake. It was the most disgusting thing I've ever tried. The aftertaste was even worse leaving you with a chalky taste. While it is portable and has all the nutritional benefits, I can't get past the taste.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been loyal to the OWYN protein shakes. This is my first time trying the sugar free version. It tastes just as sweet and chocolately as the non sugar free shakes. This formula, like the other pro elite shakes, is a slightly thicker consistency than the non pro elite shakes. This is due to the higher protein content. They are still good go too shakes!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I always choose a chocolate protein shake when choosing a plant based one. This one did not disappoint me at all. Almost every plant based protein shake tastes chalky but this one was much more tolerable than others I have tried. It’s hard to get rid of that chalky after taste but if you drink it fast and have a chaser it’s fine. I did not get a break out from taking this so I know it good for my whey allergy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The protein content and easy on-the-go is great! However, the flavor is not my favorite. There is an aftertaste that I can’t quite get over and makes it harder to enjoy. If you use the protein drink as a coffee creamer, it blends the flavor more and is an extra dose of protein.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I liked that this is plant-based since I need to avoid dairy, and the protein content is great. Unfortunately, the zero-sugar formula gave it a strong artificial aftertaste and the texture was pretty chalky. Not terrible, but not something I’d reach for regularly. I’d give it a 3/5. Has chocolate taste to it and the sweetness was okay but just horrible after taste to it. The appearance is a bit grey. Smells like chocolate though, doesn’t taste like it smells.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve had protein drinks from this company before, but this one weirdly was not my favorite. The chocolate was there, but it definitely tasted a little bit chalky. I ended up putting it in my coffee as creamer and it made a little bit more palatable.

i saw this item in Sam's and was attracted to this drink as a plant based protein one and decided to try it; flavor is not bad (i prefer the Fairlife slightly more); however, after i started using the drink, i was puzzled by the nutrition label; most of these protein drinks list 30 grams of protein as 60% of the RDA; however, the OWYN label lists 32 grams of plant protein as only 30% of the RDA; i e-mailed the company and asked how more protein on the label (32 grams) could be a lower percentage of daily protein (30%) from other whey/milk based protein drinks; the company replied that while there is more plant protein per bottle than the other whey/milk based drinks, not all of the plant protein is digestible, and thus, the consumer cannot make full use of all of the included protein; THUS, WITH AN OWYN DRINK, YOU ARE ONLY GETTING 1/2 OF THE USABLE PROTEIN FOUND IN A BOTTLE OF A WHEY/MILK PROTEIN DRINK!!! for all of these protein drinks you should understand their nutrition labels; most drink labels treat 50 grams of protein as 100% of the Recommended Daily Value (RDA); however, the RDA for protein is based on a person's weight and their amount of physical activity, so that there is not one RDA value of protein that applies to every person; the general daily dietary guideline for adults is 0.8 grams of protein per kg of body weight (which converts to 0.36 grams of protein per pound of body weight); most nutrition drink labels list 30 grams of protein as 60% of the RDA which would mean that 50 grams of protein would be 100% for the RDA; however, by working backwards (divide 50 grams of protein by 0.36 grams of protein per pound), it means that 50 grams of protein would only be 100% for a sedentary 139 pound person; however, many adults weigh more than 139 pounds, and thus, they would have a greater RDA for protein; for example, an 150 pound person needs 54 grams for 100% of daily protein, and an 180 pound person would need 65 grams of daily protein for 100%; and for a very physically active person and someone who is trying to build muscle, they could need up to twice that amount of the daily protein that a sedentary person needs; also, as people become elderly, they tend to lose muscle mass and need more than the recommended minimal RDA protein; thus, while you should pay attention to the number of “grams of protein” listed per the bottle label, the percentage of what those grams represent for each person's RDA of protein depends on the individual person's weight and daily physical activities;

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is one of the best protein shakes I've tasted so far for being gluten and dairy-free. It is a little bit thick if you drink it directly from the carton. I usually pour a Nespresso double shot of espresso over ice and mix in the OWYN shake. I've stopped using creamer and adding stevia to my coffee since I started drinking these shakes. Having 32 grams of protein in the morning helps with brain fog and it's very filling. Great product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So as a person who is constantly searching for protein drinks to take because I work out six days a week I’m always trying to keep my protein high trying this though it’s not my favorite flavor or just favorite protein drink in general I will say the fact that it is dairy free, but doesn’t taste horrible and is a good source of protein as a thumbs up