This.
Although I haven't heard of stacks, there is a similar product on the market called Earthquake. It's basically the same amount of alcohol as a can of four loko minus the sugar and caffiene. So if you wanna get your swerve on like that I'd stick to one of these. It doesn't taste like juice, but hell, it's beer with lots of alc in it. What do you expect? At least it's not faking it like these god awful energy brews.
Friends in my circle have been drinking four loko's and Joose's for about a year and a half now. I've watched them all expand in size. This is due to four loko having 600+ calories per can.
I must admit, I fell for it at first, and I was hooked on them because of the low price and convenience of just drinking one can and being buzzed.
But I'd recommend people steer clear from this. I've never felt such intense stomach pains as I have from drinking Four Loko. It simply just cannot be good for you.
It's obviously aimed towards the younger drinking crowd with it's cool design and logos.
It also is 23.5 ounces, which is the companies way of getting around some sort of illegality which resides in a 24 oz alcoholic beverage containing caffeine or something to do with the alcohol percentage, I can't recall exactly off the top of my head.
This stuff is bad news. I say this out of experience. Not to mention they all taste horrible in their own way, just with a different color. All the flavors make you gag and then want to get it down as quickly as possible because of the foul taste.
If you want a cheap buzz, get some Earthquake, it's usually located right next to the Four Loko's and Joose's it just doesn't stand out with a "cool, eye-catching" label.
It's also cheaper, around here they go for 1.48.So it's cheaper and better for you than FL's, with the same amount of ALC content.
I'm assuming this "Stacks" is in the same price margin, am I right in assuming this Psychedelic Jay?
Seriously though, Four lokos make you rude, rowdy, and crash hard. All while plumping the young drinker up to be the fat american alcoholic he's already bound to become, just at a quicker pace.
Convenience can be found in other canisters.
^^lol it has its place, but i would agree that that place is not a party with a bunch of college freshmen
It is a real drug... FTW
alright alright...qft
In michigan we have a few different types of energy drink beers, Sparks, Tilt, Jungle Juice, and a couple others.
I drink them occasionally and can get through 3-4 pretty easily without getting all jacked up like these kids.
Count on the girls to ruin the party!
In michigan we have a few different types of energy drink beers, Sparks, Tilt, Jungle Juice, and a couple others.
I drink them occasionally and can get through 3-4 pretty easily without getting all jacked up like these kids.
Count on the girls to ruin the party!
what? its 24 ounce at 12% alcohol...so yes, a 6-pack, but only in Utah
The alcohol content is high compared to beer, but a bit less than wine.
It is the caffeine that is messing people up.
If one can does have "the equivalent of 5 cups of coffee" = 500 mg or more, then someone drinking two cans could easily be in big trouble.
And what about where the article says
Is that based on some scientific research, or did he pull those numbers out of his rear end?
https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=.../pdfs/energydrinks_and_intoxication.pdf&pli=1Results: Results from logistic regression models revealed that patrons who had consumed alcohol mixed with
energy drinks were at a 3-fold increased risk of leaving a bar highly intoxicated (BrAC ≥ 0.08 g/210 L), as well as
a 4-fold increased risk of intending to drive upon leaving the bar district, compared to other drinking patrons
who did not consume alcoholic beverages mixed with energy drinks.
This.
Although I haven't heard of stacks, there is a similar product on the market called Earthquake. It's basically the same amount of alcohol as a can of four loko minus the sugar and caffiene. So if you wanna get your swerve on like that I'd stick to one of these. It doesn't taste like juice, but hell, it's beer with lots of alc in it. What do you expect? At least it's not faking it like these god awful energy brews.
Friends in my circle have been drinking four loko's and Joose's for about a year and a half now. I've watched them all expand in size. This is due to four loko having 600+ calories per can.