High Noon facing recall after mislabeled product issue
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A look at the recall of High Noon's popular hard seltzers after some cans were mislabeled as energy drinks.
High Noon is a leading American hard seltzer brand launched in 2019 by E & J Gallo Winery, a prominent wine and spirits company. Unlike most hard seltzers that use fermented cane sugar or malted barley, High Noon differentiates itself by using **vodka distilled from Midwestern corn** combined with real fruit juice, resulting in a 4.5% ABV ready-to-drink canned cocktail. This innovation has positioned High Noon as the **top-selling spirit brand by volume in the U.S. as of 2023**[1][2]. The brand's initial flavors included grapefruit, pineapple, black cherry, and watermelon, quickly gaining market traction with 600,000 cases sold in its first year, surpassing expectations[1]. High Noon has since expanded its flavor portfolio to include lime, peach, passionfruit, mango, guava, and kiwi, along with the introduction of the High Noon Pool Pack in 2022[1]. In March 2023, High Noon extended its product line by launching a **tequila-based seltzer**, offering lime, grapefruit, passionfruit, and strawberry flavors, capitalizing on the growing popularity of tequila and reinforcing its pioneering role in spirit-based hard seltzers[1][2]. High Noon appeals to consumers seeking low-calorie, sugar-free, and gluten-free alcoholic beverages, with each can containing about 100 calories. Its quality and innovation have driven rapid growth, with sales increasing by 85% in 2022 to 16.4 million cases, capturing approximately 40% of the spirits-based hard seltzer market—a remarkable feat in just its third year[2]. The brand benefits from the legacy and resources of the Gallo family, whose multi-generational stewardship of E & J Gallo Winery has fostered continuous innovation and expansion in the beverage industry[2]. High Noon’s combination of authentic spirits, real fruit juice, an
#high_noon #recall #mislabeled_product
A look at the recall of High Noon's popular hard seltzers after some cans were mislabeled as energy drinks.
#product_safety #quality_control #production_mishap
A recent production mishap has caused concerns about product safety and quality control for High Noon vodka seltzers and Celsius energy drinks.