(Food&Wine) - Many Americans are probably familiar with Four Loko – the sugary, malt beverage once packed with caffeine that was equal parts booze and energy drink. The brand became so controversial for creating reckless behavior that it eventually had to ax its caffeine content. Now imagine if Four Loko was produced by English monks with earnings going to support the trust of their abbey and you basically have Buckfast – a 15 percent ABV, sweet, caffeinated tonic wine that some consider to be the bane of Scotland.