I tried Oprah Winfrey's favorite cocktail machine, which whips up complicated drinks in a matter of seconds

<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table"><div><div class="image on-image"><img src="https://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/image/5769b5c6dd08957a0e8b4cca-812/screen shot 2016-06-21 at 3.36.18 pm.png" alt="Bartesian" data-mce-source="Bartesian" />BartesianThe Bartesian.</div></div></div>Cocktail culture is huge right now.But cocktails - with their bitters, syrups, and fancy sugars - are complex. Enter Bartesian, <a href="http://www.bartesian.com/">the 'Keurig for Cocktails</a>.' Founded by entrepreneurs Bryan Fedorak, Ryan Close, and Jason Neevel, the $299 device will make you a margarita in a matter of seconds.In July 2015, Bartesian garnered <a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bartesian/bartesian-the-first-capsule-cocktail-machine">over</a> 6,500 preorders on Kickstarter. As of June 2016, the team has raised $650,000 in venture capital funding, with hope to reach a $1.1 million goal, the founders tell Tech Insider. In spring 2017, Bartesian will launch in three high-end retailers in the US.Back when the company hit its Kickstarter goal last year, Bryan came by the TI office to show us how it works. We demoed the Bartesian prototype, but the final version with additional features will be available starting October 2016. Here's our experience with the prototype.Drake Baer contributed to an earlier version of this story.

The 'Keurig for cocktails' is finally here

<div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table"><div><div class="image on-image"><img src="https://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/image/559be6226bb3f79f59fc8f85-1190-595/bartesiankickstarter.png" border="0" alt="bartesiankickstarter">Kickstarter / Screengrab</img></div></div></div>Cocktail culture is huge right now.But cocktails - with their bitters, syrups, and fancy sugars - are complex. Enter Bartesian,<a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1384275386/bartesian-the-first-capsule-cocktail-machine"> the 'Keurig for Cocktails' </a>that's now raising funds on Kickstarter. Founded by Canadian entrepreneurs Bryan Fedorak and Jason Neevel, the $299 device will make you a margarita in a matter of seconds.Bryan came by the Business Insider office last week to show us how it works. Here's what we found.

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I tried Oprah Winfrey's favorite cocktail machine, which whips up complicated drinks in a matter of seconds

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The 'Keurig for cocktails' is finally here

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We tried the 'Keurig for Cocktails' - and the robot bartender was surprisingly good

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