The electrifying rise and litigious fall of energy beer
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The electrifying rise and litigious fall of energy beer
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#2Millennials will talk about four loko the same way their parents talked about lawn darts
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#3Heck, just sell the energy drink by itself and subtly market it as a mixer - probably cheaper to make with higher profit margins. There is a reason "Red Bull and vodka" is popular, and that the founders of Red Bull were mega billionaires.
Re: The electrifying rise and litigious fall of energy beer
#4Millennials will talk about four loko the same way their parents talked about lawn darts
Wow, as a Millennial, I must've totally missed the memo on this stuff. Never heard of Four Loko or energy beers at all... sounds disgusting.
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#5Millennials will talk about four loko the same way their parents talked about lawn darts
You can’t buy lawn darts anymore. Every bar will make you a vodka redbull.
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#6"Not just stupid, but aggressively stupid" - referring to adding caffeine to malt liquor.
*It was from a comedy bit and I don't recall it.
Re: The electrifying rise and litigious fall of energy beer
#7"Not just stupid, but aggressively stupid" - referring to adding caffeine to malt liquor. *It was from a comedy bit and I don't recall it.
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Re: The electrifying rise and litigious fall of energy beer
#8Millennials will talk about four loko the same way their parents talked about lawn darts
You can’t buy lawn darts anymore. Every bar will make you a vodka redbull.
Will they put four vodkas and 3 red bulls in a single glass for the price of a college students budget? Because that was a four loko
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#9Re: The electrifying rise and litigious fall of energy beer
#10Heck, just sell the energy drink by itself and subtly market it as a mixer - probably cheaper to make with higher profit margins. There is a reason "Red Bull and vodka" is popular, and that the founders of Red Bull were mega billionaires.
Sure, but then you're competing against red bull and every other energy drink on the planet, of which there are loads. People invent this stuff obviously because it's a relatively empty nieche.