Talk:Four (drink)

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Four is a great drink that people need to know about. Mainly because of the great ingredients. (unsigned comment)

The unusual thing about Four is the wormwood oil. I have heard it said that Four is only legal in four states, Arkansas being one of them. Fortunately, that's where I live, so I've been able to do some first-hand experiments. It produces an unusual buzz that is subtly different from alcohol + caffeine by themselves. Then again, that could be the placebo effect, as well as clever marketing playing with my head. Wormwood is used to produce absinthe, which is illegal in many jurisdictions. Also, it tastes like strawberry soda. Kind of. RobertAustin 01:33, 7 October 2006 (UTC)