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Schumer’s Newest Foe: ‘Phrostee’ Alcoholic Slushy Drink (Video)

(Douglas Graham/CQ Roll Call File Photo)
(Douglas Graham/CQ Roll Call File Photo)

Sen. Charles E. Schumer is once again going after the marketing of an alcoholic beverage to children.  

The No. 3 Senate Democrat told reporters in New York Monday that he’s concerned about the sale of a new slushy beverage featuring sugar and alcohol, called the “Phrostee,” being sold to children via Instagram. The product has turned up in New York City.  

“They seem to be sold online without limitations for age,” Schumer said at a news conference, WCBS-TV reported . “A 12-year-old could probably buy one and get it and enjoy it because it’s filled with fruit punch and fruit juice.”  

Schumer’s criticism of the new slushy drinks is reminiscent of his opposition to alcoholic energy drinks, such as the old formulation of Four Loko.  

The report from WCBS is posted below:  

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