Hughie’s Bar Selling Fake Vodka

Name: Hughie’s Bar Selling Fake Vodka
Item: Hughie’s Bar Selling Fake Vodka
Author: DrinkSafe

On February 16, 2015 Food Safety Authority (FSA) found Hughie’s Bar, Church Street, Kingscourt, Cavan, Ireland guilty of selling Fake Alcohol, specifically Fake Smirnoff Red label vodka. After confiscation and testing it was determined that the vodka was below strength, was not Smirnoff Red label vodka, and contained methanol. The Professor of the Food Safety Authority Inquest Chief Executive Professor Alan Reilly noted, “Incidents such as the sale of counterfeit vodka are an unacceptable breach of consumer trust “

For the offense of selling Fake Smirnoff Red label vodka the fine of €7,000 was levied against Hughie’s Bar, Church Street, Kingscourt, Cavan, Ireland. A blanant disregard for the health and well being of the customer is exhibited when barkeeps knowingly sell and profit from fake alcohol. Selling Fake Smirnoff Vodka containing methanol shows a total disregard for the customer who keep these bars in business.

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