Samuel Adams recalls Apple Orchard Crisp Hard Cider bottles that may burst due to re-fermentation. Products shipped in June 2016 with specific packaging sizes are affected. Consumers should check their bottles for the recall codes.
Due to concerns of re-fermentation, bottles may burst under increased pressure.
Samuel Adams is recalling Apple Orchard Crisp Hard Cider bottles that could burst due to re-fermentation. This hazard affects bottles shipped in June 2016 with specific packaging sizes. The recall is necessary to prevent potential bottle explosions.
Re-fermentation in the bottles can create increased pressure, which may cause the bottles to burst. This risk is higher when the bottles are stored in warm conditions or shaken.
Owners of Apple Orchard Crisp Hard Cider bottles shipped in June 2016 with the described packaging sizes are affected. Consumers who have these bottles are most at risk of bottle bursts.
Check for bottles labeled with June 2016 shipping dates and the specific packaging sizes: loose case (24 bottles), 12-pack (12 bottles), or 4-pack (6 bottles). The recall codes 1665C and 1805C are also on the bottles.
Look for the recall codes 1665C or 1805C on the bottle labels, which indicate June 2016 shipments.
The cider may burst due to re-fermentation, which creates increased pressure in the bottles.
Loose case (24 bottles), 12-pack (12 bottles), and 4-pack (6 bottles) shipped in June 2016.
Check for the recall codes 1665C or 1805C on the bottle labels, which indicate June 2016 shipments.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Samuel Adams to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0832-2017 — Samuel Adams Samuel Adams Hello, I own a Samuel Adams that is covered by recall F-0832-2017 from Samuel Adams. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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