Fire Whiskey Whiskey is a mixture of whiskey, cinnamon flavor and sweetener produced by the Sazerac Company. The foundation is a Canadian whiskey, and tastes like a candy with a similar name, Candy Company's candy company "Atomic Fireball". It is a bottle at 33% alcohol based on volume (66 US evidence).
According to the official Fireball website, the product was developed in Canada in the mid-1980s, and for a long time was little known outside Canada. Fire balls are now also widely available in the United States and various other countries.
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Histori
Fireball was originally part of a line of taste schnapps developed by Seagram in the mid-1980s. The manufacturer's storyline is, in part, that it is a product of the Canadian bartender's attempts to warm up from the Arctic explosion. The Sazerac Company purchased brand and formula rights from Seagram in 1989.
It is marketed as "Dr. Firby Whiskey Dr. McGillicuddy". As if, a doctor named Dr. Aloysius Percival McGillicuddy, more commonly referred to as "gunshot" was "born" in 1808. Later, in 2007, the product was renamed "Fire Balls of Whiskey Whiskey".
An April 2014 article in Bloomberg Business Week said: "This is also one of the most successful liquor brands in decades.In 2011, Fireball contributed only $ 1.9 million in sales at US gas stations, shops and supermarkets, according to IRI, a Chicago-based market research firm. In 2013, sales increased to $ 61 million, passing Jameson Irish whiskeys and PatrÃÆ'³n tequila. "In 2012 and 2013, this product has increased in popularity, companies using social media, fostering bartenders, word of mouth, and relatively small advertising budgets. In 2013, it became one of the ten most popular liquors, shifting Jose Cuervo tequila. The Bloomberg Business Week article says that based on current trends, brands are in a position to overtake the popularity of JÃÆ'¤germeister.
In early 2012, the Sazerac Company sued the River Hood Distillers for allegedly confusing the trade names and marketing of its products, SinFire Cinnamon Whiskey .
The brand label was designed by Ross Sutherland, who also designed labels for Black Magic rum, Wheatley Vodka, and several other brands.
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Serve
Fire balls are usually consumed as "straight shot" or on the rocks. The Sazerac website says "cinnamon flavor is often used for shooters but can add characters to mixed drinks."
However, various cocktails use Fireball as an ingredient, and the company has pushed the cocktails through its official website and social media channels. They include "Cinna-Rita", "Fire Nut Ball", "Hot Cherry Fizz", "Red Apple Spice", and "Ring-of-Fire". Another is a blend of Irish coffee called "Fire Starter Coffee". The "Angry Balls" mixer is a combination of Angry Orchard and Fireball.
Other ingredients made with Fireball include:
- The Hotter Toddy (with tea, honey, and lemon)
- Ciderball (with hard cider)
- The Drunken Dessert (with hot chocolate)
- Ultimate French Toast Shot (with Butterscotch liqueur and Baileys Irish Cream)
- "F-Bomb (with Red Bull).
The shot of the last energy drink shot may be compared to the JÃÆ'¤gerbomb.
Awards and awards
- 2010 Los Angeles International Wine & amp; Spirit Competition: Bronze Medal
- The San Francisco World Spirit Competition: Gold Medal
- BTI Best Buy Bar Competition: Silver Medal, "Highly Recommended"
- An International Review of Spirits: Silver Medal, "Highly Recommended"
- The San Francisco World Spirit Competition: Bronze Medal
- International Wine & amp; Spirit Competition: Bronze Medal
- The Three Affiliated Tribes: The Best Bottled Mini Bottle
Health issues
In 2014, Finland and Sweden reported that Fireball contained a number of propylene glycols that exceeded the EU limit of 1 g/kg. Although not part of the EU, Norway also decided to recall the product. The company responded by saying the product was "very safe to drink" and called it a "small recipe-related compliance issue" related to regulatory differences between the North American and European markets. The withdrawn batch is replaced with the appropriate product, and sales are allowed to proceed for EU-compliant formulations.
In popular culture
- This is called in the Florida Georgia Line song "Round Here" (which says "That Whiskey Whiskey whispers Temptation in my ears").
- Fireball is also mentioned in the song "Ready Set Roll" by Chase Rice in line "hit the spot like a fireball shot".
- It was referenced in the song "Monterey" by Dean Brody with the lyrics "spending our time turning our minds to Nirvana and fireballs".
Similar products
There are a variety of cinnamon beverage products available and is a popular flavored drinks form. They include cinnamon vodka, tequila, and bourbon.
Legal disputes
By 2015, the Sazerac company filed a complaining lawsuit that Brown's Daniel division of Brown-Forman had violated the Fireball trademark while marketing Tennessee Fire, Tennessee whiskey flavored with cinnamon.
See also
- "Sex on Fire" is Sex on the Beach with Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey in place of vodka.
Note
References
External links
- Official website
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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