Hell Energy

Hell Energy (HELL ENERGY Magyarország Kft.) is a Hungarian soft-drinks brand best known for canned energy drinks and the HELL Ice Coffee ready-to-drink milk-coffee range. The official sites are hellenergy.com and hellicecoffee.com (HQ Budapest; canning plant at Szikszó). Family-owned by the Barabás family. This GymStack page sticks to matched brand and EU/UK retailer label facts (caffeine mg, calories, sugar, allergens) and does not use performance-boost marketing, focus/metabolism hype, or medical/therapeutic wording.

Stock update: Hell Energy is in stock at GymStack. Right now you can buy 3 Hell Energy listings (about 37 units) — all HELL Ice Coffee 24 × 250 ml multipacks at £34.99: Salted Caramel, Latte and Slim Vanilla. When lines sell out or return, this collection updates from live inventory. Classic carbonated energy-drink cases (250 ml and 500 ml), Black Cherry, Green Apple, Goji Berry and Ice Coffee Double Espresso sit on the wider store file but are not currently available to buy here.

HELL Ice Coffee in stock — label facts

• HELL Ice Coffee Salted Caramel 24 × 250 ml (£34.99, HEL004): lactose-free iced coffee with Arabica coffee extract (Robusta also named on some UK dealer cards). Brand states 40 mg caffeine per 100 ml — 100 mg per 250 ml can. Matched EU-style panels about 55 kcal, 8.5 g sugars, 1.1 g fat and 2.4 g protein per 100 ml (~138 kcal / ~21 g sugars per can). Typical ingredients include pasteurised low-fat MILK, water, sugar, coffee extract, modified starch, flavourings (including caffeine flavouring), caffeine, carrageenan and acidity regulator. Lactose-free does not mean milk-free — contains MILK.
• HELL Ice Coffee Latte 24 × 250 ml (£34.99, HEL001): classic milk-coffee Latte with Arabica extract. Brand states 40 mg caffeine per 100 ml — 100 mg per can. Matched EU retailer / Open Food Facts panels about 56 kcal, 9.3 g sugars, 0.8 g fat and 2.6 g protein per 100 ml (~140 kcal / ~23 g sugars per can). High milk content (~75% on brand cards). Contains MILK.
• HELL Ice Coffee Slim Vanilla 24 × 250 ml (£34.99, HEL002): vanilla iced coffee sweetened with sucralose and steviol glycosides (stevia) — brand “no added sugar” line with naturally occurring milk sugars; at least 40% less sugar than Latte on brand comparison. About 75% low-fat milk. Brand states 40 mg caffeine per 100 ml — 100 mg per can. Matched EU panels about 35 kcal, 3.5 g sugars, 0.8 g fat and 2.6 g protein per 100 ml (~88 kcal / ~8.8 g sugars per can). Contains MILK.

Range notes (identity only — not named as available): Brand range also includes carbonated HELL Classic and flavoured energy drinks (e.g. Black Cherry, Green Apple, Goji Berry; 250 ml and 500 ml cases) and Ice Coffee Double Espresso (brand card 48 mg caffeine / 100 ml → 120 mg per 250 ml can). Matched Tesco-style Classic 250 ml cards list 32 mg caffeine / 100 ml (80 mg per can) with sugar around 11 g / 100 ml on classic panels, plus B-vitamins and taurine as labelled. Those lines are on the wider store file or brand site but are not currently available to buy on this GymStack collection.

Caffeine caution (Ice Coffee): Matched brand cards put Latte, Salted Caramel and Slim Vanilla at 40 mg caffeine per 100 ml (100 mg per 250 ml can). Under EU food-information rules, drinks at or above 150 mg caffeine per litre count as high-caffeine — these cans carry that style of warning. Not recommended for children, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or for people sensitive to caffeine. Keep total caffeine from coffee, tea, cola and other sources in mind (many adult guidance notes cite about 400 mg/day from all sources). Do not treat iced coffee as a meal replacement. This page lists labelled milligrams only and makes no focus, metabolism, performance or alertness outcome claims.

Allergens and diet notes: All three buyable Ice Coffee flavours declare MILK. Salted Caramel is marketed lactose-free but still contains milk — unsuitable for a milk allergy. Slim Vanilla uses intense sweeteners (sucralose, stevia glycosides). Ice Coffee is not vegan. Always read the allergen and nutrition panel on the cans you receive, because formulations can vary by market and batch. Store unopened cans cool and dry; once opened, refrigerate and drink promptly.

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