We understand they are not toxic. Located in the historic area of Apollo Bay, the distillery is a combination craft distiller and restaurant. An urgent product recall has been issued for a bottle of gin made in Victoria which is believed to be hand sanitiser. As the restaurant reopened for takeout orders, the Apollo Bay Distillery continued the production of the hand sanitizer along with their signature SS Casino Gin. SafeProof.org was created by concerned consumers and is maintained by anonymous and visible contributors. The hand sanitizer contains glycerol and hydrogen peroxide. The Apollo Bay Distillery recalls its SS Casino Gin after it realises the bottles were incorrectly labelled and were actually filled with hand sanitiser. "Consumption of the product may have side effects including nausea, headaches, dizziness, bloating, vomiting, thirst and diarrhea. The bottles were incorrectly labeled and had no seal. The urgent recall notice issued by Apollo Bay Distillery located at 23-27 Great Ocean Rd, Apollo Bay VIC 3233, Australia claims that the error included nine bottles of the gin. Apollo Bay Distillery P/L is conducting a recall of the above product. They're trying to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else, Morrison can't afford any more problems, as government goes back to 'war footing', ‘National disgrace’: Indigenous people dying in custody 30 years after royal commission, Andrea wanted to drive a Tesla for the 'rest of her days'. An Australia-based distillery had to recall a number of bottles of gin due to the bottles being filled with hand sanitizer. It was noted in the recall that unlike its authentic SS Casino Gin, the mislabeled bottles were not sealed and wrapped in plastic. In announcing the recall, a spokesperson told the media that the bottles were mis-filled with a hand sanitizer that they also produce at the same location. 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Being the only gin distillery on the Great Ocean Road, our Apollo Bay Gin is a wonderful addition to our small local town. Apollo Bay Distillery P/L is conducting a recall of SS Casino Dry Gin, 700ml bottle. Victoria’s Apollo Bay Distillery has recalled its SS Casino Dry Gin as a number of the 700ml bottles were filled with hand sanitiser. The bottles were incorrectly labeled and had no seal. A Victorian distillery has been forced to recall some of its gin bottles after it was revealed they were actually filled with hand sanitiser. Add your email to recieve liquor violation alerts and keep your drinks safe. The hand sanitizer contains glycerol and hydrogen peroxide. Date label “Batch 1”. 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Apollo Bay Distillery shared the post below to their Facebook page along with the caption, “ The product recall below relates to nine (9) bottles of SS Casino Gin purchased between Friday 5 June to Sunday 7 June. An Australia-based distillery had to recall a number of bottles of gin due to the bottles being filled with hand sanitizer. A spokesman for the Apollo Bay Distillery said one woman had reported feeling nauseous after consuming the hand sanitiser, but had since recovered. The bottles were incorrectly labeled and had no seal. The mission of SafeProof.org is to raise awareness for Fake or Counterfeit alcohol and to keep liquor safe. You may opt-out anytime. An Australia-based distillery had to recall a number of bottles of gin due to the bottles being filled with hand sanitizer. This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced. The product is labelled as gin, however it is not gin, the bottle contains hand sanitiser. A spokesperson from the distillery told Food & Drink Business: "We are very sorry this occurred. Copyright SafeProof.org © 2020. As with all distillers their business model was heavily impacted by the shut down caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Apollo Bay Distillery recalled the SS Casino Gin bottle following a label mishap, after it was available for sale at the Great Ocean Road Brewhouse on the state's coast between 5pm last Friday until 7.30pm on Sunday. The gin bottles were actually filled with hand sanitiser containing 1.45 per cent glycerol and 0.125 per cent hydrogen peroxide. is to raise awareness for Fake or Counterfeit alcohol and to keep liquor safe. We use modern gin production techniques and different types of botanicals to make a product with the highest quality possible. The recall is due to non-compliant labelling (NIP not listed on the label) - 80% ABV ethanol and glycerol and hydrogen peroxide added. Apollo Bay Distillery has instituted stricter quality assurance measures to ensure that it can prevent another similar event caused by human error. By June 10, 2020, the distillery said that they had recovered all nine bottles through their swift action in recalling the product. . The distillery spokesperson throughout the many recall announcements made clear the mis-filled bottles were a result of human error. Scammers got in the way, Biloela family's friends 'gobsmacked' by cancelled Christmas Island visit, Bernie Madoff, Wall Street fraudster who stole billions, dies in US prison, Many small distilleries made the switch from alcohol to hand sanitiser, Anthony Fauci watched as COVID ripped through the US. A gin distillery in Australia has issued a recall after it accidentally shipped gin bottles containing hand sanitizer, according to the Apollo Bay Distillery outside Melbourne. The Apollo Bay Distillery and the Great Ocean Road Brewhouse issued an urgent product recall after both venues sold “incorrectly labelled” bottles of hand sanitiser as gin. "The bottles were incorrectly labelled and had no seal," the spokesman said. The product recall below relates to nine (9) bottles of SS Casino Gin purchased between Friday 5 June to Sunday 7 June. Many small distilleries made the switch from alcohol to hand sanitiser when the coronavirus restrictions impacted heavily on their businesses. Please donate or volunteer and follow us for alerts. The Spokesperson claims that the woman victim of the mislabeled gin has recovered. The product recall below relates to nine (9) bottles of SS Casino Gin purchased between Friday 5 June to Sunday 7 June. An Australia-based distillery had to recall a number of bottles of gin due to the bottles being filled with hand sanitizer. It produces its products in small batches. The Apollo Bay Distillery has issued a Product Safety Recall for bottles of its SS Casino Gin sold at the Great Ocean Brewhouse’s Tastes of the Region bottle shop from 5pm on Friday, June 5 … Food recall VIC ONLY ?Apollo Bay Distillery is recalling SS Casino Dry Gin, 700ml - date "Batch 1" the product is labelled as gin, however it is not gin. Apollo Bay Distillery issued an urgent recall for bottles of its SS casino Gin purchased between June 5, and June 7, 2020. using our map to keep you and your drinks safe. Problem What are the hazards? Report any illicit alcohol activity to us using our secure form or by calling (833) SAFE-TIP To get the latest Alcohol Alerts and violation updates in your area Sign-up for SafeProof.org emails and follow us on Twitter @SafeProof. The liquor company said the recall affects nine bottles sold from June 5-7 2020. Because it is a craft distiller that produces in small batches it was easy to recover all the mislabeled bottles rather quickly, preventing any harm beyond the one victim. It’s understood the 700ml bottles of sanitiser – which contained glycerol and hydrogen peroxide – were labelled as SS Casino Dry Gin. In announcing the recall, a spokesperson told the media that the bottles were mis-filled with a hand sanitizer that they also produce at the same location. According to the product safety recall notice, the bottles can be identified because they have no shrink wrap seal. The Apollo Bay Distillery sold nine bottles of its SS Casino Gin over the weekend before realising they had been incorrectly labelled. Apollo Bay Distillery has issued a recall after nine bottles of hand sanitiser - incorrectly labelled as gin - were sold at the Great Ocean Road Brewhouse in Victoria. Apollo Bay Distillery shared the post below to their Facebook page along with the caption, “ Apollo Bay Distillery shared the post below to their Facebook page along with the caption, “ The product recall below relates to nine (9) bottles of SS Casino Gin purchased between Friday 5 June to Sunday 7 June. The mix-up has been put down to human error. If consumed it may cause nausea, headaches, dizziness, bloating, vomiting, thirst, and diarrhea. A Victorian brewer has issued an urgent recall after accidentally selling bottles of hand sanitiser labelled as gin. The spokesman said by late Tuesday afternoon six of the nine bottles had been recovered and the team had purchasing details from the other three sales and were working to track the customers down through their bank details. The bottles were all sold through the Great Ocean Road Brewhouse bottleshop. Great Ocean Road Brewhouse said nine bottles of Apollo Gin Distillery’s SS Casino Gin bought in the southern Victorian town between Friday, June 5, and Sunday, June 7, were incorrectly labeled and had no seal. Problem: The recall is due to non compliant labelling (NIP not listed on the label) - The distillery/restaurant is located in the town of Apollo Bay, in the southwestern coastal area of the state of Victoria. The Apollo Bay Distillery recalled its SS Casino Gin sold between June 5 and June 7 It was incorrectly labelled and actually contained hand sanitiser made from glycerol and hydrogen peroxide Consumption may cause nausea, headaches, dizziness, bloating, vomiting, thirst and diarrhoea Apollo Bay Distillery acknowledged that one woman had reported symptoms after consuming the hand sanitizer that was sold in the SS Casino Gin Bottles. The recall only affected the bottles sold from June 5 through June 7, 2020, consumers who have SS Casino Gin in their possession that was purchased on any other days should be safe. Apollo Bay Distillery is recalling 700ml bottles of SS Casion Dry Gin, which were sold at the Great Ocean Road Brewhouse in regional Victoria between 5pm on Friday and 7.30pm Sunday … The distillery is not overly mechanized. The Australia Food Standards agency's recall notice is available here. Rest assured we will be following up our procedures to ensure this does not occur again. "If you experience any of these symptoms please seek medical advice.". Search liquor enforcement using our map to keep you and your drinks safe. 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The product has been available for sale at The product has been available for sale at Great Ocean Road Brewhouse in VIC (Tastes of the Region) between 5 pm on Friday 5 June until 7:30 pm on Sunday 7 June 2020. The product has been available for sale at Great Ocean Road Brewhouse in VIC (Tastes of the Region) between 5 pm on Friday 5th thJune until 7:30 pm on Sunday 7 June, 2020. APOLLO BAY, Australia (KABC) -- A distillery in Australia recalled bottles of gin after they were accidentally filled with hand sanitizer. "This product is not to be consumed," the recall notice says. "Should you have purchased a bottle of SS Casino Gin between Friday 5 June to Sunday 7 June please return it to where you purchased it from for a full refund or replacement.". UPDATE: Apollo Bay Distillery has confirmed it has recovered all incorrectly labelled bottles from the product safety recall issued on Monday 8 June. 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