Keurig wants to bring the simplicity it brought to preparing your morning beverages to preparing your after-work ones. The Drinkworks Drinkmaker is a new device from the brand that accepts pods designed to make cocktails, beers, and ciders. Pop in a pod for a margarita, mojito, old fashioned, White Russian, or Moscow Mule. Don’t feel like a mixed beverage? Pop in a capsule for a Bass or a Beck’s. All the alcohol and ingredients are contained within the pod, so you don’t have to go filling the reservoir up with booze. Seriously, what kind of moron would do that?? The Drinkworks Drinkmaker will launch in select stores on November 19, so keep your eyes out if you’re interested. While we’re not sure we see the convenience in beers and ciders (we’ll just keep those in our fridge), we do admit that a cocktail at the press of a button sounds mighty nice after a long day.
The Keurig Drinkworks Drinkmaker Will Make a Cocktail or Beer With the Press of a Button
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