Holy crap. What will be the open bar drink available at parties now?

 

MillerCoors LLC agreed to stop producing and selling caffeinated-alcoholic drinks, under a settlement with more than a dozen state attorneys general.

 

The beer giant had come under fire from the states as well as several consumer-advocacy groups, for allegedly marketing its top-selling Sparks brand so that it appealed to underage consumers. Critics also complained that the drinks raised potential health risks by masking feelings of drunkenness.

 

"Attorneys general from around the country are gravely concerned about premixed alcoholic energy drinks," Maine Attorney General Steve Rowe said in prepared remarks. "They're popular with young people who ...

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Rize.

We had a leftover case from an event in our fridge, once, and I lost the ability to get through the day without it. It's delicious, too. 

I'm gravely concerned about people preventing the sale of premixed alcoholic energy drinks. 

I've only had sparks a couple of times but it was deceptively easy to drink.  I don't see how it appeals to kids more than smirnoff ice or mike's hard bevs.