Jeremy Clarkson warns some bottles of his Hawkstone Cider are prone to exploding
Jeremy Clarkson has warned some bottles of his Hawkstone Cider may explode.
The former Top Gear presenter, who owns the craft drink model, warned there had been a “massive cock-up” in a sweary Twitter replace.
He wrote: “If the cap has the code L3160, open it underwater, pour it away and get in touch for a refund.”
Clarkson burdened that Hawkstone Beer is “fine and still delicious” – and “almost all” cider bottles are unaffected.
On Instagram, Hawkstone defined that “a small amount” of cider had over-fermented.
“Take a photo of the caps and we will send you a fresh batch or a refund,” the corporate added.
The drinks model was launched in 2021, with its main components coming instantly from Clarkson’s Diddly Squat farm in Chipping Norton.
His try and run a farm has now been was an Amazon Prime TV present.
Clarkson, who bought the farm in 2008 and began working it himself in 2019, bought a frosty response from some villagers when he sought to develop the enterprise with a farm store and restaurant.
Clarkson additionally presents Amazon Prime TV collection The Grand Tour along with his former Top Gear co-stars Richard Hammond and James May.