Age is important because the whiskey for a living could be yours if you win in this unique competition
Some happy Liker’s drunkards He could get a whiskey for the life of a cinnamon – assuming they were alive when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt was in the White House.
Free supply of fiery ball whiskey Liker signature It is available to those born in or before 1935.
The competition is open to all nonagenarers until March 31, which is 90th day of the calendar year.
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“We have seen them all over, we have heard directly from the source and we can confirm one undeniable truth: Older citizens You love a fiery ball. And who are we to quarrel with their age of wisdom? “, Said Danny Suich, director of the Fireball Global Brand, in the edition.
“After all, they were born right because the prohibition ended and have been breaking obstacles since then and bringing warmth.” (The ban ended December 1933)
Neogenari have the opportunity to win free whiskey from cinnamon for the rest of their lives. (East)
The fiery ball seems to be attracted to older demographics.
For example, in Loveland, Ohio, Florence Hackman celebrated her 106th birthday In December with a chocolate cake and shooting a fiery ball, Fox News Digital reported at the time.
Hackman’s love for a fiery ball earned her the nickname “Fireball Flo”.
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The maximum 15 participants are eligible for winning the main prize, which amounts to $ 2,400, according to the rules of the competition.
“But this red prize is strictly for the winner,” Fireball announced. “There is no passage of will, there are no holes to inherit whiskey and definitely without a spooky re -phenomenon to ask for filling.”
Florence “Flo” Hackman, 106, from Loveland, Ohio, celebrated her birthday with a chocolate cake and a recording of Fireball Cinnamon whiskey. (Deerfield traditions)
Fireball wants a short essay on how the competitor will “Let life be interesting” at his age.
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The company also looks for a photo of a person who enjoys a fireball and some basic information.
Fireball noted that “it is” easier than the social security application – which was also born in 1935 “
Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey was introduced in 1984. It was produced by Sazerac Co. in Louisville, Kentucky. (East)
Anyone under the age of 90 can appoint someone who fulfills the competition criteria.
Fireball Cinnamon Whiskey produces Sazerac Co. in Louisville, Kentucky.
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It was first developed in 1984 by Canadian Seagram Co., which was sold in 2000.
For a fiery ball “follows its roots to the cold land of Canada” brand whiskey It is written in the letter “E”, the website states.
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Fox News Digital reached for Fireball for more information.
