A screengrab from a video posted to Facebook of Port Adelaide footballer Jack Watts snorting a white substance,which his manager says is legal,off the chest of a woman at an Oktoberfest celebration in Europe last year.

A screengrab from a video posted to Facebook of Port Adelaide footballer Jack Watts snorting a white substance,which his manager says is legal,off the chest of a woman at an Oktoberfest celebration in Europe last year.

"Wiesn Koks"is made from menthol,sugar and glucose and is sold in small glass containers for about $6. It is generally snorted and has a sinus-cleansing effect.

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The drug-free substance is commonly used by revellers at Oktoberfest celebrations.

"The AFL will conduct its own inquiries,"AFL corporate affairs head Jay Allen said.

A screengrab from a video posted to Facebook of Port Adelaide footballer Jack Watts snorting a white substance,which his manager says is legal,off the chest of a woman at an Oktoberfest celebration in Europe last year.

A screengrab from a video posted to Facebook of Port Adelaide footballer Jack Watts snorting a white substance,which his manager says is legal,off the chest of a woman at an Oktoberfest celebration in Europe last year.

Watts,27,joined the Port Adelaide from Melbourne last year,kicking 18 goals from 19 AFL games.

The 2008 No.1 draft pick has played 172 AFL games since his debut in 2009.

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