Ohh no! I just discovered I have some bottles of Bombay Sapphire gin!!!!

[Ceiling Cat]

https://www.google.ca/search?q=saph...=-UQKWbDgMYqfjwTU9pHoDw#q=sapphire+gin+recall

What am I to do?

1) Panic?

2) Frantically call the LCBO?

3) Call the fire dept. to send guys in Haz-Mat suits to take it away?

4) Calm down with a gin and 7up. ( double 7up )?

 

[anon1]

This gin was made at Laverstoke Mill.
Did anyone see the documentary on the refurbishing? I saw it 3 times. Amazing what they did to a rundown paper mill.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombay_Sapphire

 

[Ceiling Cat]

If you double up the 7up it taste just fine.

 

[GameBoy27]

Anyone who has done so is urged to return it to the place of purchase for a refund. "We do not recommend consumption of this product," the product's distributor, Bacardi Canada, said in a statement emailed to CBC News.

Oh please... If I had one of these, I'd pour half into another bottle then top each up with water. Two, two, two bottles of gin in one!

 

[Ceiling Cat]

I have 4 bottles, I have only tasted one and it is mighty powerful. They were all bought at the same time at the same place. I can only assume they are all double strength.

 

[hoorawr]

Ahh gin and tonic

The king of drinks

Gonna have me some gin and tonic during the Raptors game. Here's to hoping mine is spiked

 

[Ceiling Cat]

Try some gin and chilled Mountain Dew, a splash of grenadine and a slice of lime. I am having one right now.
Here is to your health!

 

[GameBoy27]

I have 4 bottles, I have only tasted one and it is mighty powerful. They were all bought at the same time at the same place. I can only assume they are all double strength.

Pretty easy to tell. The LCBO says only 1.14 litre bottles of the product are affected, and they all have a product code of L16304 on the bottle.

 

[Ceiling Cat]

Pretty easy to tell. The LCBO says only 1.14 litre bottles ✓ of the product are affected, and they all have a product code of L16304 on the bottle.✓

Check and check!

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

Why not just dilute 50% with bottled water, and then you have approximately 40% content again

 

[Aardvark154]

So it is 140 proof when the better gins are normally 94 proof. As DelilahRose posted, save it for use in supper strong gin and tonics this summer, rather than alcohol poisoning dry martinis.

Also don't pour it around open flames.

 

[Zoot Allures]

Gin too strong for my taste so do not give it to me

 

[hamermill]

Kijji

 

[IRIS]

https://www.google.ca/search?q=saph...=-UQKWbDgMYqfjwTU9pHoDw#q=sapphire+gin+recall

What am I to do?


4) Calm down with a gin and 7up. ( double 7up )?

See you in Sunday!

 

[Butler1000]

Just don't make martini's with them. Dilute to a 1 to 7-8 ratio for a standard G and T.

The batch is close to blindness territory.

 

[Ceiling Cat]

Gin too strong for my taste so do not give it to me

Gin is a base, I do not know anyone that drinks gin straight. So you can dilute it to your taste.

Just don't make martini's with them. Dilute to a 1 to 7-8 ratio for a standard G and T.

The batch is close to blindness territory.

From what I understand the alcohol content is near doubled, so if it is mixed into a drink without knowing it is like putting in a double shot. No great danger unless you consume half a bottle.

See you in Sunday!

Same like last time. Your coming over after church, Right?

 

[MissCroft]

See you in Sunday!

Can I come too?

 

[Ceiling Cat]

Can I come too?

Yes, you can cum, as many times as you like. Bring some of your toys.

 

[Wild Wiglin Willie]

The danger in having gin with double strength alcohol is that it may hurt the bottlers profit margin.

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

The danger in having gin with double strength alcohol is that it may hurt the bottlers profit margin

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