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City Attorney Dennis Herrera Seeks To Ban Kiddie Drink 'Blast by Colt 45'

City Attorney Dennis Herrera Seeks To Ban Kiddie Drink 'Blast by Colt 45'

After turning his nose up at trend-piece drink Four Lokko, City Attorney (and mayoral candidate) Dennis Herrera now sets his anti-fruit-flavored-alcohol-seeking laser beams at Pabst Brewing Company’s Blast by Colt 45, a barfy booze beverage arguably aimed at the underage youth of America. "Herrera joined 17 attorneys general, including California’s Kamala Harris, in penning a letter asking Pabst to discontinue the malt beverage, which is 12 percent alcohol and comes in grape, strawberry lemonade, strawberry watermelon and blueberry pomegranate flavors," reports The Examiner. Which, yeah, that sounds gross. (While we're on the subject of banning vile alcoholic concoctions, does this mean we can do away with White Russians at local bars? Because dairy and vodka should never mix.)

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City Attorney Dennis Herrera Seeks To Ban Kiddie Drink 'Blast by Colt 45'
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