Consumers are suing Sazerac Company, Inc., the makers of Fireball whiskey, for fraud and misrepresentation, as the mini bottles of the alcoholic beverage don't actually contain whiskey. The ...

Food News Some Fireball mini bottles don’t actually contain whiskey. Now the company is being sued. A lawsuit claims Fireball is using deceptive advertising to sell its Fireball Cinnamon product.

Mini-bottles of Fireball Cinnamon sold at gas stations around the U.S. don’t actually have any whisky in them, leading to a class-action lawsuit in Illinois.

Bottles of Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey and Fireball Cinnamon, both of which are produced by the Sazerac Company. U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois ...

A miniature bottle of whisky that was distilled in 1919, at Campbeltown's Springbank Distillery recently sold for $8,863 at auction. Someone holding a glass of Scotch whisky in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Mini-bottles of Fireball Cinnamon don’t actually contain whiskey, new lawsuit claims The suit seeks to represent "more than 100" plaintiffs against Sazerac, Fireball's parent company ...

The smaller bottles, named Fireball Cinnamon, are made from a blend of malt beverage and wine, while the whiskey-based products are called Fireball Cinnamon Whisky, according to the company website.

Those 99-cent, mini bottles of Fireball Cinnamon don't actually contain whiskey – and a class-action lawsuit filed earlier this month is accusing Fireball's maker, Sazerac Company, Inc., of ...

The filing cited local news stories about the appearance of what seemed to be mini Fireball whiskey bottles in settings where liquor isn’t usually sold, underscoring its claim of a common ...

Those mini-bottles of Fireball Cinnamon at gas stations don’t actually have any whiskey in them. By Joseph Lamour | TODAY • Published January 25, 2023 • Updated on January 26, 2023 at 4:42 pm ...

(NBC CHICAGO) - A class-action lawsuit has been filed in Cook County, Illinois against the makers of Fireball Cinnamon over what the plaintiff alleges is purposefully misleading packaging.