Which energy drinks have alcohol in them?

There are no energy drinks that are commercially available and legally marketed as containing alcohol.

Here's why:

* Legality: Most countries have strict regulations against combining alcohol and caffeine in beverages. This is because the combination can be dangerous, especially for young people.

* Safety Concerns: Mixing alcohol and caffeine can mask the effects of alcohol, leading to people consuming more than they normally would, increasing the risk of intoxication and accidents.

* Marketing: There are also concerns about marketing such drinks to minors.

However, it's important to note that:

* Homemade mixtures: People may occasionally mix alcohol with energy drinks at home, but this is not a safe or recommended practice.

* Similar products: Some products may contain alcohol-like ingredients, such as "malt liquor" or "malt beverages," but these are not typically classified as energy drinks.

If you are looking for a refreshing and energizing beverage, it's best to stick with commercially available energy drinks that do not contain alcohol. Always drink responsibly and be aware of the potential risks of mixing alcohol with other substances.