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Check Your Celsius Energy Drinks, They Might Be Booze
High Noon has issued a voluntary recall after Celsius energy drinks in eight states were mislabeled and may contain vodka. The company reports that a “shared packaging supplier” mistakenly shipped empty cans for Celsius Astro Vibe Sparkling Blue Razz Edition to High Noon, which filled the cans with alcoholic drinks from its Beach Variety 12-packs.
Some non-alcoholic Celsius drinks 'inadvertently filled' with alcohol, forcing recall
High Noon, the alcoholic-beverage brand specializing in hard seltzer made with vodka, is recalling some of its variety packs because they contain non-alcoholic Celsius energy drinks that High Noon says were “inadvertently filled” with alcohol.
High Noon is voluntarily recalling two production lots of its seltzer packs due to a mislabeling issue. Find out more.
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