Non-Alc Spirits Make Their Move to Restaurants, Retail; ‘That’s Where Brands Are Built’
Non-alcoholic spirit companies are updating their playbooks as they angle for a share of the $11 billion no/low beverage alcohol market.
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Non-alcoholic spirit companies are updating their playbooks as they angle for a share of the $11 billion no/low beverage alcohol market.
Molson Coors and The Coca-Cola Company are partnering again this fall with the launch of Peace Hard Tea, a 5% ABV malt-based version of Coca-Cola’s Peace Tea.
Though summer is still several months away, some ready-to-drink cocktail makers are looking to kick off the season early with their new releases. In this gallery, Jennifer Lopez makes her first foray into the category with a line of lightly sparkling cocktails, Boston Beer Company announces its new “bang-for-your-buck” brand and Tip Top Proper Cocktails expands its portfolio of classic low-ball cocktails.
Boston Beer Company is making a convenience play in three markets with the launch of a new high-ABV, single-serve brand: Slingers Signature Cocktails.
Jamaican beer maker Red Stripe has released its first spirit-based portfolio extension, Red Stripe Rum Drinks. The canned cocktail will roll out in Florida starting today, and is set to hit select markets in the Northeast throughout the spring.
A new study highlights preferences and motivations for drinking alcoholic beverages across race and ethnicity. The study, published in February, comes from Collage Group, a cultural intelligence agency that offers consumer insights across race, ethnicity, generation, sexual identity and gender with a focus on high-growth consumer segments.
Last month, Pernod Ricard acquired peanut butter whiskey Skrewball, a play that came as flavored whiskey develops into a fast-growing segment. But is the same evolution occurring for flavored versions of the spirit industry’s other rising spirit, tequila?
To ring in the spring season, many spirits brands have begun rolling out new offerings designed to be enjoyed in the warmer months. Check out this gallery for the latest launches from brands like Dublasé, Glenfiddich and Knob Creek in addition to the debut of newcomers including Sangam, SU CASA and Taffer’s.
Edrington, a Scotland-based premium spirits producer, has upped its stake in Wyoming Whiskey from 35% to 80%, the company announced today.
With a martini resurgence sweeping cocktail bars, Grey Goose is getting in on the action with a ready-to-pour Classic Martini Cocktail bottle launching nationwide today.
Jennifer Lopez is the latest high-profile name to jump into the rising ready-to-drink cocktail category with the launch of The House of Delola, a new Beam Suntory-backed brand of spirit-based, pre-mixed drinks which is set to debut this spring with its first product, Delola Spritz.
In 2017, the Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation, comprised of around 900 members living on over 4,400 acres in southwest Washington, decided to construct a community-owned restaurant, brewery and distillery. There was just one problem: distilling on tribal lands was illegal.
After launching in Mexico last fall, Jack Daniel’s & Coca-Cola ready-to-drink (RTD) canned cocktails have rolled out in the U.S. The 7% ABV spirits-based RTD, the result of a partnership between Coca-Cola and Jack Daniel’s parent company Brown-Forman, is inspired by the ubiquitous “Jack & Coke” bar call and combines two of the world’s most recognizable beverage brands in one package.
Columbus-based Middle West Spirits is expanding with a new distillery and operational facilities on a 14-acre campus, a move set to make the company a top 10 grain-to-glass whiskey and spirits producer in the U.S. and the largest distillery in Ohio.