Is Rubicon Haram

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I've read it contains alcohol. Does this mean all the varieties of rubicon the juices and the sparkling drinks or what?
 
What is Rubicon?
 
Woodrow said:
What is Rubicon?
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Rubicon is a drink. I used to drink it when I was little. : P

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Innocent, check this website out:

Are Rubicon Exotic Juice Drinks suitable for Halal consumption?

There is a small trace of ethyl alcohol in Rubicon drinks.

Personally, I would stick to water. I used to be addicted to coke. ._.
 
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List the ingredients on the back of the carton and then we can check :p
 
I love lychee but it is so difficult to find in NYC whether fresh or juiced.. sometimes you can find it in one of those traveling carts that set up on street corners, but still doesn't taste as delicious as it ought to be.. I think maybe in china town it can be found, but I utterly digress.. if anyone knows where I can get lychee drinks without having to spend this much:

http://www.amazon.com/Mizuki-Japane...r_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=grocery&qid=1289237319&sr=8-1

I'd totally appreciate it..
 
τhε ṿαlε'ṡ lïlÿ;1382586 said:
love lychee but it is so difficult to find in NYC whether fresh or juiced.. sometimes you can find it in one of those traveling carts that set up on street corners, but still doesn't taste as delicious as it ought to be.. I think maybe in china town it can be found, but I utterly digress.. if anyone knows where I can get lychee drinks without having to spend this much: http://www.amazon.com/Mizuki-Japanes...9237319&sr=8-1 I'd totally appreciate it..
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i love their soft drinks and the marble top thingies its so unique
do you not have an asian market near where you live you can get them cheap there
idk where in NYC but here is a couple of places
http://www.yelp.com/biz/asian-supermarket-albany
http://www.manta.com/c/mm8q4c3/asian-market
http://www.rocklandcountybusinesslist.com/business/2172517.htm
http://www.yelp.com/biz/sunrise-mart-new-york-2
if you have an Aussi market in NYC they will have it inshallah
or you could just buy a juicer and do it yourself so its fresh
 
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rubicon has no nutritional value


the ingredients = sugar.....water and the colouring
 
Ok.
If you're sure it contains some type of alcohol then it's haram bro.
 
Mila said:
if you have an Aussi market in NYC they will have it inshallah
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aussies what a rare find they are in the U.S well actually not so rare in NYC but in the U.S.. I believe there is an international market somewhere I will check it out when I have a chance insha'Allah

Jazaki Allah khyran..

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Dagless said:
It depends how much
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Is it related to "How much" ? or to the "necessity" to use these products with small amounts of alcohol ? (eg : medicaments containing some alcohol or porc).
I think there is a rule saying that : If a big amount of drink can get you drunk, then a small amount of it is haram too. This includes alcohol.
But another rule says that necessity can bypass prohibitions.

don't see any necessity to have a drink containing a little amount of alcohol, unless there is no other fluids around and you're alone in a desert.

I'm not a scholar, but that's what I know. WAllahu Aalam.
 
it rather depends on what the definition is of alcohol in my humble opinion. Not all alcohols are intoxicants many natural fruits have a hydroxyl group in them denoting that it is an alcohol . It isn't the ethanol type. I will not elaborate on that further since it is a question that needs to be addressed to a scholar in the field who also holds a chemistry degree. alcohol simply denotes an -OH ending a hydroxyl group.. depending on where that is placed in a chemical compound it could render it very un-alcoholic!

and Allah swt knows best!

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If in doubt; avoid the product, until you get any real confirmation. The chances are, you can live without it.

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