Popular alcoholic drink is recalled due to a label issue which could cause ‘intoxication’
- The Kahlua Espresso Martinis have been recalled over a labelling issue
- Cans say alcohol content is 4.5 per cent but the correct level is seven per cent
- Pre-mixed drinks were sold at BWS and Dan Murphy’s stores around Australia
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A popular canned espresso martini drink sold at Dan Murphy’s and BWS stores around Australia has been recalled due to fears it may cause ‘intoxication’.
The Kahlua Espresso Martini cans have labels which incorrectly suggest the drinks are less alcoholic than they actually are.
On the individual cans the label says the alcohol by volume (ABV) level is 4.5 per cent, but on the cardboard label for the four-pack that number is correctly at seven per cent.
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The Kahlua Espresso Martini cans have labels which incorrectly suggest the drinks are less alcoholic than they actually are
‘Food products with incorrect ABV may cause intoxication and or subsequent injury or illness if consumed,’ the recall by Food Standards Australia New Zealand said.
The pre-mixed drinks had been sold at BWS and Dan Murphy’s in all states except for the Northern Territory and at independent retailers including IGA in NSW, Victoria and Tasmania.
Customers have been urged to avoid drinking the cans and instead return them for a full refund.
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