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Andrew and the Devil
November
2001 
Red Devil is a popular energy drink in Europe that's now entering the U.S. market. Cocktail.com reader and Red Devil enthusiast Andrew (that's it, no last name) of Kent, England, believes the beverage makes a great cocktail ingredient - and who are we to argue? Note: there's a difference between the U.S. and European versions of Red Devil. The European formula tastes like cough syrup but looks like an 80s style children's drink called Tisch. It is currently the only nonalcoholic beverage that has a warning not to drink in large quantities due to high doses of caffeine. In its US formula, Red Devil has a very sweet berry-like flavor. Unlike the European version, the American Red Devil does not taste like raw caffeine, which it does have plenty of. Here, then, are a choice of Andrew's Red Devil cocktails:
Devil's
Advocate
Kent,
England
Red
Devil Royale
Kent,
England
The
Medway Devil
Kent,
England
Screw
The Devil
Kent,
England
Sloe
Screw with the Devil
Kent,
England
Sex
With The Devil
Kent,
England
Mexican
Red Devil
Kent,
England
The
Tennessee Devil
Kent, England