Heineken recollects Newcastle Brown Ale after glass fragments discovered

Newcastle Brown Ale is being recalled after its producer, Heineken, acquired “a small variety of experiences” of glass fragments upon opening the bottles.

The Meals Requirements Company has warned that 550ml bottles of the long-lasting northern beer might be affected from six totally different batch masses – all with the most effective earlier than date of November 30.

“There’s a danger that the presence of glass fragments could trigger damage,” mentioned the company.

It has been owned by Heineken since 2008 and has been brewed from the Dutch big’s Zoeterwoude Brewery since 2017.

The 4.7 per cent ale will rejoice its centenary in 2027.

The recall discover, issued this week, has said that the batch numbers affected are: L4321, L4322, L4323, L4324, L4325, L4326.

This quantity could be discovered on the again label subsequent to the expiry date.

“Heineken UK is recalling the above product,” the company added in its assertion.

“Level of sale notices will likely be displayed in all retail shops which might be promoting this product. These notices clarify to clients why the merchandise are being recalled and inform them what to do if they’ve purchased the product.”

Customers don’t have to take a receipt with a view to get their a refund for the product.

Don’t open the bottle earlier than taking it again, except it’s already too late.

No different Newcastle Brown Ale inventory or another Heineken product have been affected.