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FDA on Alchohol with Caffiene Get Consumer Updates by E-mail Consumer Updates RSS Feed View the products on Flickr On this page Caffeinated alcoholic beverages, or CABs, are alcoholic beverages that contain caffeine as an additive and are packaged in combined form. Alcoholic beverages to which caffeine has been added as a separate ingredient have raised health concerns at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as well as in other federal, state, and local agencies. On Nov. 17, 2010, FDA announced that it had sent warning letters to four companies that make malt versions of these beverages, advising them that the caffeine included as a separate ingredient is an “unsafe food additive." These warning letters were not directed at alcoholic beverages that only contain caffeine as a natural constituent of one or more of their ingredients, such as a coffee flavoring. back to top A Troubling Mix According to data and expert opinion, caffeine can mask sensory cues that people may rely on to determine how intoxicated they are.