Potent vodka removed from Canadian store shelves
Hundreds of vodka bottles were removed from Canadian stores when the authorities discovered that the alcohol content was a solid 81 percent.
The Vodka branded Georgia Bay was about twice as strong as indicated on the label. It was government inspectors who discovered its sky-high alcohol content.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says that 654 bottles was bottled before the vodka was diluted to the supposed 40 volume percent.
They said in a statement that there has been no report of people becoming sick of the extremely potent booze.
Source: NTB scanpix / Norway Today
