SLIQ Spirited Ice announced the launch of its newest variety pack offering: Whiskey. Joining SLIQ’s core product lineup alongside the brand’s Rum, Agave and Vodka-based pops, SLIQ’s Whiskey pops are crafted with barrel-stored bourbon and come in three flavors: Apple, Cola and Ginger.
One of the most harshly impacted industries in the early days of the pandemic, on-premise has shown its ability to pivot. Data suggests that the channel has recovered from its early pain points with analysts predicting growth for on-premise.
Limited-edition vodkas available beginning Nov. 18
Inspired by the brand’s iconic Curly Fries as well as its newer Crinkle Fries, Arby’s is entering the world of spirits by offering two delicious and distinctive flavors of potato-based vodka for its 21-and-older consumers, the company says.
Fall is the right time for reading a book, trying a new hobby or perfecting the perfect kombucha recipe. Several new books about bourbon showcase the art of distilling in Kentucky.
Ready-to-drink seltzer centric spirits, generally made from a vodka or tequila base, and RTD premixed cocktails are exploding in size and innovation, as consumers seek convenient, on-the-go options.
Post-COVID-19, experts note that the “size of the prize” opportunity in the on-premise channel are huge. When making cocktails, rum is surging in popularity as the spirit of choice in piña coladas, mojitos and Margaritas.
Liqueur brand partners with La La Anthony for Baileys Colada
Baileys, a brand of Diageo North America, New York, is gearing up to deliver a new addition to your next staycation with the launch of Baileys Colada, a new, limited-time offering.
The temporary shuttering and reduced capacity of many on-premise outlets has resulted in spirit sales shifting to off-premise, helping U.S. spirit sales to increase 27 percent, totaling $10.1 billion for the 52 weeks ending Feb. 21.
On-premise outlets still are weathering the challenges of being one of the industries hardest hit by the pandemic. As the channel pivots, experts note to-go beverage alcohol might be here to stay.
From the rise of the "home premise" to consumers embracing new flavors and no/low ABV spirits, Bacardi Limited’s 2021 Trends Report provides insights into what will drive trends this year.