Budweiser Adds Herbs, Caffeine To Beer
ST. LOUIS -- Anheuser-Busch is adding a little jolt to its new beer brand. B-to-the-E is being rolled out nationwide, after being test marketed in 55 cities.
The "E" stands for extra, in this case caffeine and herbs, including ginseng.
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The world's largest brewer is going after the 20-something market with the fruity brewski.
But some beer-lovers might have a hard time downing the stuff. Anheuser-Busch even suggests that B-to-the-E be served over ice.
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couldnt they just add the caffiene and skip the foo foo?
