Fireball Cinnamon Whisky Recalled Over Chemical Ingredient

Fireball Cinnamon Whisky is being recalled in three countries due to an unauthorized chemical ingredient that is used in some varieties of antifreeze and engine coolant. This popular brand of liqueur is taking the heat in Finland, Sweden and Norway after shipments of the North American formula was sent there on Tuesday. This particular recipe contains greater levels of propylene glycol which is not authorized in Europe.

Fireball skyrocketed in popularity within recent years especially as a challenge shot. It is a 66-proof liqueur  that tastes like Wrigley’s Big Red gum or Red Hots candy with a spicy burn. This makes it easy to take several shots but not get totally wasted and also helps explain why the younger generation loves it. Fireball Whisky has grown to become one of the most successful brands of liqueur in decades. According to Bloomberg Businessweek the drink topped $61 million in sales last year bypassing Patrón tequila and Jameson Irish whiskey, excluding bar sales.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said … click HERE to continue reading