Shunga (春画) is a Japanese term for erotic art. If you were to look through their product page you will find that they indeed are quite the creative company, from lotions to lubes, to herbal supplements.
They obviously take pride in what they do, and further more tend to really challenge our perception to taste as well as feeling.

The Woman Sexual Energy Herbal Supplement is a new product that just does that. I honestly was more curious about the product itself, and put the idea of it actually working on the back burner. With that said I was skeptical.

So, when it arrived the first thing I did was look over the packaging. It was larger then I expected it to be. In my mind it was going to arrive in the size of a sample perfume vile.
I was wrong. The non-carbonated, dark amber color filled the 4" glass bottle to the brim, the packing also marks where to drink for each serving.

Dosage
(There is a printed dosage guide on each bottle)
Dilute 0.25fl.oz with juice or alcohol 30 minutes before sexual activity. For first use, 3 doses over 3 days may be necessary. A single dose is sufficient there-after. It is normal for a deposit to form at the bottom of the bottle. Shake well before pouring. Do not use if seal is broken. Contraindication Not recommended for persons suffering from high blood pressure or pregnant woman.

Each of the The Woman Sexual Energy Herbal Supplement offers 3 (0.25 oz) servings in each 0.75 oz bottle. Within each serving you will receive a potion of extracts following:

Supplement Facts
Caramuru: Other common names are Chuchuhuasha, Tatuaba, Pau de Reposta, and Catuaba.
Indigenous Brazilians claim that after drinking one to three cups of tea steadily over a period of a few days or weeks, the first effects that occur are usually erotic dreams, and then increased sexual desire. Claims have been made that an alcohol tincture extract contains more of the active ingredients and provides better results.
Source: Tongkatali.net

Damiana: Other common names are Damiana aphrodisiaca, Damiana Herb, Damiana Leaf, Herba de la Pastora, Mexican Damiana, Mizibcoc, Old Woman's Broom, Rosemary, Turnera diffusa, Turnerae Diffusae Folium, Turnerae diffusae herba, Turnera microphyllia.
Damiana has long been claimed to have a stimulating effect on libido, and its use as an aphrodisiac has continued into modern times. Illegal in Lousiana.
Source: Wikipedia.org and Rxlist.com

Clavo huasca: Other common names are clove vine, white clove, clavohuasca, cipó cravo, cipó trindade.
Clavo huasca widely regarded as an aphrodisiac for both men and women in Peruvian herbal medicine today. It is an ingredient in two famous herbal formulas for impotency and frigidity which are sold widely in the herbal markets and stores in Peru as aphrodisiacs and for sexual potency.
Source: Rain-tree.com

Guarana: Other common names are Brazilian Cocoa, Cacao Brésilien, Guaranine, Paullinia cupana, Paullinia sorbilis, Zoom
Guarana is rich in caffeine, it is of interest for its potential effects on cognition.
Source: Wikipedia.org and Rxlist.com

Ashwagandha: Other common names are Withania somnifera, Indian ginseng, Winter cherry, Ajagandha, Kanaje Hindi, Amukkara (Tamil), Samm Al Ferakh
A popular Ayurvedic herb, ashwagandha is often used in formulations prescribed for stress, strain, fatigue, pain, skin diseases, diabetes, gastrointestinal disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and epilepsy (1). It is also used as a general tonic, to increase energy and improve health and longevity
Source: Mskcc.org and Wikipedia.org

Inactive ingredients
Water: is used as a solvent in which it dissolves many of the ingredients. It also helps to form emulsions thus combining ingredients.
Glycerine: Humectant, solvent, and sweetener, and may help preserve foods.
Aroma (natural flavor): It's what you taste and smell (more on that later!).
Sucralose: Artificial sweetener.
Citric Acid: Preservative.
Sodium Benzoate: Preservative.
Methyl Paraben: Antimicrobial agent, anti-fungal agent.
(Inactive ingredients sourced at Wikipedia.org)

Warning
While the makers of the product claim that the product is 100 percent safe and effective, they do advise that pregnant women and people known to suffer from high blood pressures should avoid this product. No known side effects have been documented for this supplement.

There is a lot number as well as expiration date on the bottom of every bottle to ensure quality control.

Tasting this herbal concoction leaves you wondering what exactly you are feeling. It's not sweet and it's not bitter, there is a lot of flavor that leave you taste buds curious. It's not amazing, nor does it leave you impartial. It's a complex taste and my best guess would be a spicy-orange clove tonic-esque flavor. whether or not that is a correct answer as to what they are going for, I do not know. Considering taste is about perception which can be challenged, it will differ from person to person.
I can note the mouth feel is a bit oily, placing the bottle to your lips will leave them moisturized, and leave your mouth slick, it is a very light mouth feel that will leave your breath smelling of clove.

On the bottle the flavor is written as an aroma which in all honestly is the closest I can detail that taste. It is more of an aroma, rather then a flavor that we usually expect from energy shots (e.g five hour, red bull, etc),


From A Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime
and Beautiful (Second edition, 1759)
"ON TASTE"

"The term Taste, like all other figurative terms, is not extremely
accurate: the thing which we understand by it, is far from a simple and
determinate idea in the minds of most men, and it is therefore liable to
uncertainty and confusion. I have no great opinion of definition, the
celebrated remedy for the cure of this disorder. For when we define, we
seem in danger of circumscribing the nature within the bounds of our own
notions, which we often take up by hazard, or embrace on trust, or form
out of a limited and partial consideration of the object before us,
instead of extending our ideas to take in all that nature comprehends,
according to her manner of combining. We are limited in our enquiry by
the strict laws to which we have submitted at our setting out."


FINAL VERDICT
I cannot say if it did or did not boost my sexual energy. I can say it made me slightly jittery and left my belly feeling a bit off, granted I had not eaten anything prior to drinking, nor did I dilute it with juice or alcohol (I do not drink). I wanted to try the flavor alone and that I did. I may grab a few more up and write a follow up after I follow through with a few bottles to see if I get the full effect.
With that said, 3 doses did nothing, nada, zip.
It was a fun product to try regardless of it working or not and would be a great gift to add to a fun gift bag/basket for a newly wed or someone else looking for fun stuff to add to the bedroom repertoire.
What didn't work for me, does not mean it wont work for you. Don't let this product ruin other Sungra products out there, they are usually pretty great.

2 Stars for: Aesthetics, Thought out bottle design, Flavor, Gifting Quality.
Points taken away for: Medicinal Claims, Product didn't follow through with actual results (no surprise there).