Wray and Nephew rum could be ‘fake’ after customers report being sick and taken to hospital by LeahMahon_
Although the fake alcoholic beverage didn’t hit their sales, it ramped up fears for public health and safety.
Ms South urged for consumers to buy the drink from reputable sources and to look out for aspects that are staples on their packaging. Another social media user said: “The wray and nephew may not be fake. Maybe just drinking too much and don’t want to accept responsibility.” One person went as far to label the uproar a racism scandal, saying: “The fake Wray and nephew scandal is giving targeted racism idc!!!!!”
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