My younger son works at Total Wine and recently told me that Keurig is now marketing a cocktail maker, and is knocking $100 off the price to get them out the door.
Something told me that youse guys might find this of interest.
Can it make a nice glass of Coors Light?
haha. 
The idea is great but if they’re needing to knock the price down to move it, I would suspect there’s not a whole lot of third-party or internal Keurig action to support continued production of the pods necessary to use this device. That whole razor/razor blade model thing. And if the mixed drinks are as bland as the coffees that I reluctantly pull from my Keurig every morning, that’s probably not a good sign.
Thanks S2000, but I don’t need a machine to help me mix gin and vermouth - the only cocktail I make.
I don’t imagine that it’s much help for scotch, neat, also.
But imagine you hosted a party and invited guests who don’t like martinis. (Shocking, I know!) Do you even know how to make a stinger?
You are assuming 1) I have any friends; and 2) I would host a party. Still, if I were in such a situation and my guest asked for a “Stinger,” I would likely ask them to leave.
This is definitely one of those products that you use once and then stash it away in a cupboard and forget about it.
If I had one and I was the bar late at night talking to some girl, at last call I’d be like, i just got this machine that MAKES DRINKS, like a robot! we should go check it out! you in?
he either wants you to flick the tip or shoot down a helicopter in MGS fashion so this guy sounds pretty cool.