Adult chocolate milk

While chocolate milk is now being promoted as a way for people to refuel after a workout, the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Commission has turned downed a chocolate milk drink aimed at those who want a buzz. Commission chair, Greg Nashleanas says there are some similar type of products already being sold as drink mixes, but this comes ready to drink in a milk bottle. Nashleanas says a young child could mistakenly drink the product thinking it was regular chocolate milk. The decision by the commission came after the manufacturer appealed the decision of Alcoholic Beverages Division staff and the commissioner that the product should not be sold. Nashleanas says the three-level appeal process was created when Stephen Larson took over as the head of A. Nashleanas says it shows that they have a serious responsibility that the sale of alcohol is done in good faith and with good decisions.

Iowa's Alcoholic Beverages Commission has refused to allow Adult Chocolate Milk, a popular new product that appeals to women, to be sold in Iowa. The commission cited the product's old-fashioned milk bottle appearance, its marketing, which focuses on childhood nostalgia of chocolate milk, and the fact that its label does not clearly indicate it's 20 percent vodka. Tonya Dusold, a spokeswoman for the Alcoholic Beverages Division, said the commission was concerned about the risk of underage consumption of the product. The product has been getting a lot of buzz as leading a trend toward "ready-to-drink" alcoholic beverages that women like. A press release in July notes that the small Adult Beverage Company was formed in by two working moms who marketed it through Facebook.

Now from a strictly adult perspective, how does alcoholic chocolate drinks sound? Well a California mother claims to have come up with a concoction that is a tasty combination of chocolate milk and vodka or adult chocolate milk! It seems a women in Newport Beach, California create this new drink while her children were sleeping.

Slate is looking to revamp the milk market with a shelf-stable product in a can that will appeal to adults. Boston entrepreneurs, Josh Belinsky and Manny Lubin, believe it is time to shake up the flavoured fluid milk category. After years of frustration with chocolate milk options only marketed to kids using whimsical package designs and brands, the duo is rolling out a new brand of adult-centric canned chocolate milk called Slate.