Dragon Soop Venom New Flavour - 500ml can (8 pack) 8%

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I then spoke to Colin on the phone and felt really comfortable explaining the event- he asked all the right questions to get an idea of what we were looking for.

I reckon I can drink them all, that’s equivalent 12 cans of 4% lager and I can do that in a night I’m sure).It’s difficult to argue that the eye-catching graphics and clever branding are not targeted for teenagers.

The company explained that if NIADA had put together a similar small sample group of its clients who preferred other types of alcohol such as rum, vodka or cider, and were then asked about their abuse of that drink, they would likely give similar answers. The company explained that the common practice of on-trade and informal self-mixing of alcoholic drinks with caffeinated drinks often resulted in a drink that was far higher in alcohol than that of Dragon Soop.The company stated that whilst their responses were wholly regrettable, they were not surprising and could not be admissible because they constituted a skewed unrepresentative sample. j) had changed in wording between the Fifth Edition of the Code that the Strawberry and Lime precedent had been ruled under in 2015, and the current Sixth Edition of the Code which had added a new requirement that alcohol packaging and promotional material should not suggest that it could ‘change mood or behaviour’. The company highlighted a couple of other fruit-flavoured alcoholic beverages as showing them to contain fruit imagery on the packaging.

Hence, young people don’t realise how intoxicated they are, which can lead to becoming unwell and engaging in risky behaviours. With these fast-growing rivals nipping at their heels, Britain’s top 100 booze brands can’t rest easy. The Panel then considered the overall impression conveyed by the products and noted that there was nothing else on the packaging that encouraged consumers to drink irresponsibly or immoderately. Our service users have told us parents think they are drinking energy drinks because of the bright coloured packaging and fruit flavours. It’s more often a case of feeling fine one minute then falling over the next, not a gradual progression from tipsy to drunk, making many young people very vulnerable, very quickly.Our first dance was exactly how I imagined it to be and I can only thank Colin for going to the effort that he did to make that happen for us, what a top class guy! The bans followed a widely publicized incident which resulted in hospitalization in the Fall of 2010 of college students who had consumed several cans of Four Loko caffeinated alcoholic beverage.