If you wonder why they both look so alike? I didn’t get it from official sources, but my best marketing guess is that it’s done this on purpose just to increase brand awareness.
Speaking of alcohol difference: the regular whiskey-based Fireball Cinnamon whiskey has 66 proof and the malt-based Fireball Cinnamon 33 proof. Those little bottles represented a lot of tokens. The distinctions are how it’s made, how much alcohol is in it, and what ingredients are in it. For example, a sleeve of 10 Fireball nips one of the most popular brand of nips collected from the Rhode Island landscape costs, on average, 12. Half a dozen Fireball nips, all empty, were scattered around them.
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At Bootleggers Beverage Warehouse and Redemption in Topsham, a plastic jar full of Fireball. If you look closely, it looks a lot like the real nips you would get at a liquor store, but next time you look closer you will see that it is actually simply called … “Fireball Cinnamon”, no mention of whiskey at all. Mainers spent 4.7 million on Fireball nips last year, more than half of the total sales of the brand. The only way this is going to end is to ban them. The little nip-sized Fireball Cinnamon whiskey that you get in these no-liquor stores … is in fact not whiskey at all, it is an entirely different preparation that is a malt beverage. The other day I was walking along a local street and within the space of 12 ft. I decided to go to a source I trusted to know this type of information … my friends at the Damon Beverage and Redemption Center, and the answer might shock you! McElroy: Baseball chat with ESPN’s Tim Kurkjian |…
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