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Canned cocktails such as Cutwaters have opened the door for more liquor to appear at sports stadiums and grocery stores—but some people “might not realize how much booze they’re really consuming” when they drink them, Nicholas Florko reports. | Collector
Canned cocktails such as Cutwaters have opened the door for more liquor to appear at sports stadiums and grocery stores—but some people “might not realize how much booze they’re really consuming” when they drink them, Nicholas Florko reports.
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Canned cocktails such as Cutwaters have opened the door for more liquor to appear at sports stadiums and grocery stores—but some people “might not realize how much booze they’re really consuming” when they drink them, Nicholas Florko reports.

Canned cocktails such as Cutwaters have opened the door for more liquor to appear at sports stadiums and grocery stores—but some people “might not realize how much booze they’re really consuming” when they drink them, Nicholas Florko reports.

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