V^3 Drink Review: VitaMilk Soy Milk

So I was at the local Asian grocery shop and it was quite a hot day. Taking advantage of this convenience I decided to quench my thirst with a good helping of creamy white liquid protein (Soy Milk). Now there are various brands on offer in the wonderful world of soy milk. One that I should draw attention to is the unique taste of VitaMilk.

This is Product description provided by VitaMilk Co.
"Vitamilk regular is a delicious, creamy drink that is full of the goodness from soy. It has been Thailand's most favorite soymilk for almost 50 years. Enjoy it hot or cold. Vitamilk has a long shelf-life. It can be kept fresh without refrigeration. Regular Vitamilk is available in 200 ml, 250 ml, and 1,000 ml UHT cartons, 300 ml non-returnable glass bottles, and 210 and 280 ml returnable glass bottles."

Delicious and creamy indeed. When I first graced the drops of soymilk into my mouth, a soothing texture of creamy goodness filled my thoughts (could such a flavour really exist?). The milk is just the right level of sweetness, not to thick, and not too dilute like it's Yeo's competitor. Some may say it's too sweet, but I think a creamy drink should be... The taste is indeed true and rich.

Here are some details on the nutritional value for the health conscious.
Vitamilk UHT is made from soymilk 89.5%, sugar
8%, vegetable oil 1.5%, and whole milk powder 1%, and contains no preservatives.

Per 100 ml
energy 80 kcal
protein 2.5 g
carbohydrates 10 g
fat 3.5 g
cholesterol 0 mg

I feel like I could chug these down all day. Compared to other brands, I have become more partial to Vitamilk and its sweet and creamy taste, that is why it is Thailand's number 1 soymilk! no doubt.

If you have tried this drink before, what are your thoughts? How does it stack up to its competitors? Does a better soy milk exist? (no never!)
Try it next time you adventure to the Asian grocery store.

V^3 gives VitaMilk a 4.5/5