Mulled wine recall at Aldi: bottles can burst

Created: 12/25/2021, 11:10 AM

From: Jennifer Greve

Mulled wine at Christmas?

You should be careful with this variety from Aldi Nord.

The bottle of the affected product could burst.

Kassel - A current recall * has been started because of a health hazard.

Affected is the alcoholic drink "German winegrower mulled wine white, 0.75 L" from the manufacturer Markgräfler Winzer.

The public recall * was started by the supplier CA Warren and passed on to the customers by the distributor Aldi Nord.

Aldi Nord informs about a mulled wine recall for "German winegrower mulled wine white, 0.75 L" from the manufacturer Markgräfler Winzer.

© Montage IPPEN.MEDIA: Product picture Aldi Nord

Recall at Aldi Nord: Affected mulled wine bottles can explode

There are many reasons for a recall: In the case at hand, the mulled wine bottles could explode.

As Aldi * reports in the official announcement on the recall of the mulled wine, yeast residues were found in individual bottles.

It can therefore not be ruled out that a fermentation process will occur in the affected bottles.

This can cause the bottles to burst due to the resulting overpressure.

Consumers are at risk from the possible explosion of the bottle.

Aldi Nord * therefore asks to return the affected item in a sealed bag to the branch of your choice.

The purchase price will be refunded.

Aldi Nord takes mulled wine out of the sale after being recalled

After the supplier was recalled, Aldi Nord took the affected product out of sale as a precaution.

This train serves preventive consumer protection, explains the Aldi team.

Other items from supplier CA Warren are not affected by the recall.

Most recently, there was a Germany-wide recall of jam *: The reason was a significant deficiency in quality control.

A sausage product also had quality defects: the tea sausage was recalled because of proven Listeria *.

(jey)