Lucky Saint Hazy IPA Recalled Over Risk of Exploding Cans

Lucky Saint is recalling Hazy IPA four-packs because some cans may build up too much pressure and rupture unexpectedly. The FSA warns that exploding cans could cause injury.

What’s Affected

• Product: Lucky Saint Hazy IPA
• Pack size: 4 x 330ml cans
• Best before: 13 August 2027 (listed as “end of 13 August 2027” in the FSA notice)

What You Should Do

Do not drink the affected product and do not return it to a shop. The FSA directs customers to follow the company’s customer recall notice for instructions. Read that guidance before handling affected cans.

Why the Return Instructions Are Different

The hazard here is the container itself. The FSA says affected cans can become over-pressurised and rupture unexpectedly, creating an injury risk. That is why its advice includes an instruction not to carry them back to a shop. The usual food-recall routine of putting the product in a bag for your next shopping trip does not apply.

The notice does not establish what caused the pressure to build up. It would be speculation to blame fermentation, transport or storage without further information from the company.

Use the Updated Customer Notice

The alert was first issued on 23 September, and the customer notice was updated on 25 September. Follow the version linked from the FSA page for handling and refund instructions, particularly if you saved an earlier copy. The product details identify Hazy IPA four-packs with the stated August 2027 date, so compare those details with your purchase before seeking advice from the company.

Read the official FSA notice for the recall details and any further updates.