Glass Alcoholic Beverage Bottles

21YOM WAS TRYING TO OPEN A GLASS BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE WHEN IT BROKE AND HE ACCIDENTALLY CUT HIS RIGHT THUMB, BAC NOT COLLECTED DX: RIGHT THUMB LACERATION

28YOM COMES TO THE ER WITH A LACERATION. HE STATES HE USED THIS LEFT HAND TO BREAK A BEER BOTTLE ON THE TABLE AND THE GLASS BROKE AND STRUCK HIS THUMB. HE HAS A LARGE LACERATION ON THIS THUMB AND LEFT MIDDLE FINGER. DX:LACERATION HAND WITHOUT FOREIGN BODY LEFT

26YOF WAS ON A CRUISE ON HER HONEYMOON WITH HER HUSBAND WHEN HER HUSBAND INSERTED A GLASS BEER BOTTLE INTO HER VAGINA AND IT ACCIDENTALLY BROKE OFF PIECES OF GLASS REMAIN IN VAGINA DX: FOREIGN BODY VAGINA

59YOM WAS WALKING INTO HIS HOUSE CARRYING A BOTTLE OF *** WHEN THE BOTTLE FELL AND HE SUSTAINED A CUT TO LEFT FOREARM DX: LACERATION OF LEFT FOREARM; INJURY OF LEFT RADIAL ARTERY

29 YOM REPORTS BOILING A GLASS BOTTLE OF HOT SAKE THIS EVENING WHEN IT CAME INTO CONTACT WITH COLD WATER AND IMMEDIATELY SHATTERED IN HIS FACE. PATIENT REPORTS GLASS AND HOT SAKE TO FOREHEAD AND UPPER EYELIDS. NO BAL. DX: FIRST DEGREE BURN INJURY, BLURRED VISION BILATERAL, LACERATION OF FOREHEAD.

66 YOF DROPPED A CHAMPAGNE BOTTLE ON L FOOT, RED, SWELLING DX; CELLULITIS

35 YOM CUT HAND ON BROKEN BEER BOTTLE DX; LWBS, HAND LAC

51 YOM C/O CUT FINGER ON BROKEN BEER BOTTLE DX LACERATION RING FINGER

77YOM HAD A TRIP AND FALL ON AN OPEN BROKEN WINE BOTTLE STRIKING LEFT UPPER ARM DX: LACERATION UPPER ARM

2 YOM PLAYING AND SMASHED LIQUOR BOTTLE ONTO FLOOR THEN WALKED THROUGH IT DX SMALL LACERATIONS FOOT

23YOM PT GOT ANGRY & BROKE A BEER BOTTLE IN RT HAND; CUT RT LITTLE FINGER; NO BAL DX: ALCOHOL INTOXICATION

52 YOM WAS GETTING OFF THE BUS WHERE THERE WAS A WATER MAIN BREAK AND SLIPPED ON ICE. HE WAS HOLDING A GLASS BEER BOTTLE WHICH BROKE AND CUT HIS RIGHT FOREARM DX 4CM RIGHT FOREARM LAC

A bottle of Cupcake brand prosecco was in our wine cabinet when it exploded. Fortunately, no one was close to it at the time because it exploded into hundreds of pieces which could have seriously injured anyone that was near it. No one was using the product when it happened, and there bottle was just lying on it's side in the wine cabinet in a room temperature home.

I purchased a six pack of bottled beer, Iron Flamingo IPA, from Iron Flamingo Brewery, Corning NY at a local store in Canandaigua, NY on the afternoon of Monday, September 28,2020. The beer was stored in the refrigerator at the store. The beer was in my car for less than 45 minutes before being transferred to the refrigerator in my home kitchen. The product was never shaken or dropped. About two hours later I took two of the beers out. I opened one and it immediately fizzed over. I was unable to drink it due to the excess carbonation. I poured that beer out. About an hour later, I unfortunately returned the other bottle to the refrigerator into the cardboard six pack box. About 5 minutes later while still in the kitchen I heard an explosion in the refrigerator. I found that the bottle had burst at its base and was propelled like a rocket into the glass shelf less than an inch above. The tempered glass of the shelf had shattered and there was glass and beer all over the inside of the refrigerator and over the food. If this had happened while it was in my hand or with the refrigerator open, I suspect I would have been seriously harmed.

A bottle of Truly Spiked & Sparkling Colila Lime contained a shard of glass. I believe the shard was broken off during manufacturing, as there is a depression in the lip of the bottle (where the screw-top is affixed) that perfectly matches the shape and size of the shard. The shard is thin, crescent-shaped, and quite sharp. Both the glass and the beverage are clear and colorless, so I did not notice the shard until I felt it in my mouth. I had some difficulty avoiding swallowing it, and it scratched my throat in the process. I was otherwise unharmed, and the scratch has now healed, however it would have been very easy to inadvertently swallow the glass, which could cause significant injury to the gastrointestinal tract. I contacted the company regarding the issue and they requested to have the the bottle and shard shipped back to them. I am complying with the request in the hope it will aid their investigation into the cause of the problem and prevent injury to other people. However I wish they would take immediate action--at least one other person reported this exact problem on twitter, so the incident is not isolated.

The name of the wine bottle is Bosio Moscato D'asti. I bought a bottle of wine several days ago from Central Market located at 5750 E. Lovers Ln. in Dallas,T.X. The wine bottle breaks and my left hand was injured by the glass when I tried to open the wine bottle at midnight on Aug.20. This is happened because of the unsafe quality of the bottle. The producer name of the wine is BOSIO srl Address of producer:Frazione Valdilla strada borelli 10 12058 Santo Stefano Belbo (CN) - ITALIA Phone +39 0141 847149 - fax +39 0141 847110 - info@bosiovini.it. The wine is imported by Quintessential,LLC NAPA,CA. Address: Quintessential Wines 1310 Second Street Napa, CA 94559 Phone: 707-226-8300 Fax: 707-226-8018 The shop I bought the wine is Central Market at 5750 E. Lovers Ln. Dallas, TX 75206 Phone: 214-234-7000 [REDACTED]

I was using a air presser Wine Opener ([REDACTED]), which I have used over 100 time in the past. This time I used it to open a bottle of California Square Wine. The Bottle exploded sending glass everywhere and cutting my hand. I had to go to the ER and get 8 stiches.

A glass bottle of Tito's vodka spontaneously exploded in a cabinet. Glass shards were thrown several feet and 1.75 liters of vodka were spilled into the cabinet and onto the stove below. The bottle had not been disturbed in any way for several days. The cabinet and bottle were at room temperature, about 71 degrees F.

While drinking Seagram's Escapes, Calypso Colada, found multiple shards of glass. Bought on 5/14/11 at Walmart in Fort Myers, FL. UPC #80432100875. Number on the bottle is 1033413B2343. Three members of the family drank out of the same bottle.

Bottle of wine exploded.