Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Alerts Customers to Voluntary Partial Recall of 1800® Tequila Due to Potential Glass in Bottles

HARRISBURG, Pa., Aug. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board today alerted customers to a voluntary partial recall of 1800® Tequila 1.75 Liter Silver, Reposado and Coconut due to potential glass particles in the bottle.

It is believed the percentage of affected bottles is low and there have been no reports of consumer injuries.

According to information provided by Agavera Camichines, S.A. de C.V., the brand owner of 1800 Tequila, potential damage during transportation and handling to glass stoppers in the bottle may have caused the presence of small particles of glass that could pose a health risk. 

1800 Tequila in all other bottle sizes as well as 1800 Tequila Anejo, Select Silver and 1800 Ultimate Margarita are not impacted.

Customers are encouraged to check to see if they have affected product by comparing the first nine digits of the 13-digit Lot Code on the side of the bottle against the list of impacted product codes. 

Customers who have affected product should not consume it nor should they allow others to consume it.  Anyone who has consumed tequila from an affected bottle and becomes ill or shows signs of complications should see a physician immediately. 

Customers who may have purchased one of the products may return the bottle to any Fine Wine & Good Spirits store for a refund or call Agavera Camichines, S.A. de C.V. for more information at 866-795-8805 or via email at [email protected].

Media contact: Stacey Witalec or Stacy Kriedeman, 717-783-8864

Editors Note:  Please see list of affected Lot Codes below.

SOURCE Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board