Mojitos via a K-Cup pod?
That will soon be a reality for customers in three states across the country.
Keurig Dr. Pepper Inc. and Anheuser-Busch InBev SA are moving forward with its plan to launch a home bar K-Cup system after piloting the program in St. Louis, Missouri last November.
The new machine, which is in partnership with Drinkworks, is officially rolling out throughout Missouri and Florida in the coming months as well as California in 2020...
...The Drinkworks machine works by using liquid-filled pods to prepare cocktails, brews and ciders with a touch of a button, just like coffee.
Each pod contains a shot of alcohol along with its flavorings and is then fused with either water or carbonations to serve up drinks such as a Moscow Mule, Old Fashioned or beer. The companies said its drink portfolio already includes more than 24 different recipes. The machine is being sold for $299 on preorder and is currently on sale in St. Louis for $399. A four-pack of pods are around $15.99.
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