Review: NOPE Alt Cocktails
NOPE is a line of premium sparkling non-alcoholic cocktail alternatives that are designed to be consumed over ice or straight up from the can. The product line includes four flavors packaged in slim 12 ounce cans.
NOPE is a line of premium sparkling non-alcoholic cocktail alternatives that are designed to be consumed over ice or straight up from the can. The product line includes four flavors packaged in slim 12 ounce cans.
Long known for offering consumers a luxury experience, artesian Norwegian water brand VOSS is now looking to play a bigger role in shoppers’ daily routines with the extension of its VOSS+ line of functional beverages. The launch accompanies a national marketing campaign that seeks to position the brand as an everyday product.
E. & J. Gallo Winery announced today it has acquired spirits-based and wine-based cocktail shot brand LIQS for an undisclosed fee.
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Bill Moses, the co-founder of KeVita and the founder and CEO of fast-growing beverage alcohol brand Flying Embers, spoke about why “online success dictates the rationalization of taking a product to market,” how the company effectively allocates resources across its product lines and why having “the least polarizing liquid” is key to its innovation strategy. He also explained why personal relationships with wholesalers are critical and the importance of finding balance amid an intense drive to win.
Driven by a passion for "detail oriented, creative spirits making," Baltimore Spirits Co. aims to capture the energy of the city's vibrant creative community.
Speakers include some of the industry’s most in-demand experts and companies, including McGinn E-Comm Consulting, Unioncrate, JPG Resources, C.A. Fortune and Cartograph.
Hydrogen-infused sparkling water brand HyVIDA is emphasizing fun and flavor, alongside health, in a new rebrand that launched this month. Based in Michigan, HyVIDA is available in Lemon Lime, Raspberry and unflavored Pure varieties. Each 12 oz. can contains zero calories and retails for $1.49-$1.99.
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Q Mixers is looking to raise its national profile with the appointment of comedian and TV host Joel McHale as Chief Happy Hour Officer. The celebrity partnership arrives as the company is seeking to expand its on-premise business as pandemic restrictions are lifted across the country.
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As pandemic restrictions begin to lift and consumers slowly return to “new normal” habits, the U.S. CBD market is expected to see a strong recovery throughout 2021 while laying the groundwork for the market to return to its “explosive and volatile growth” by 2022, according to a recent report by Chicago-based intelligence firm Brightfield Group.
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