Fireball Is Releasing A Keg—A KEG!—Loaded With An Insane Number Of Shots

Fireball whiskey keg

Fireball


  • Fireball is releasing a keg filled with cinnamon whiskey
  • The keg contains over 115 shots that can be poured from three different spouts
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Over the years, a number of alcohol brands have managed to incite a moral panic by releasing products that are seemingly designed for college kids looking to take a shortcut on their way to a night filled with terrible decisions.

There’s probably no example more notable than the laughable amount of pearl-clutching we were treated to when O.G. Four Loko took the world by storm. However, Natty Light also managed to draw the ire of Maryland’s comptroller when it dropped a 76-pack of beer a few years back, and there’s evidence that suggests Bacardi decided to quietly discontinue its 151-proof rum because drunk people wouldn’t stop lighting themselves on fire.

Now, another booze brand with a fiery reputation is basically asking to catch some heat with the release of its newest product, as Fireball apparently just wants to watch the world burn based on the keg of cinnamon whiskey (or, if we’re being technical about it, “whisky”) it’s unleashed on a nation that may not be ready for what’s in store.

Fireball whiskey keg

Fireball


On Tuesday, Fireball revealed it’s scattered a limited quantity of what’s been dubbed the “FireKeg” at stores around the United States. If you’ve been waiting anxiously for the day when you can buy a 5.25-liter vessel featuring three spouts you can use to pour the more than 115 shots it contains, this is your moment to shine (assuming you’re willing to shell out the $75 it will run you).

I wish everyone (and their livers) the best of luck.

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Connor Toole is the Deputy Editor at BroBible. He is a New England native who went to Boston College and currently resides in Brooklyn, NY. Frequently described as "freakishly tall," he once used his 6'10" frame to sneak in the NBA Draft and convince people he was a member of the Utah Jazz.