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Fine wine marketer Wilson Daniels, New York, announced the addition of Bergström Wines to its national portfolio, adding Oregon’s Willamette Valley to the range of revered winegrowing appellations it represents. A family legacy rooted in small-scale, biodynamic farming and winemaking for 24 years, Bergström Wines is in perfect alignment with Wilson Daniels’ commitment to represent families who produce terroir-expressive wines through environmentally responsible practices, the company says.

The House of HINE, a subsidiary of EDV SAS, announced the U.S. release of HINE Cigar Reserve XO, a rich and distinctive cognac crafted to sip alongside premium Cuban cigars, the company says

Brother’s Bond Bourbon is launching a Hot Toddy cocktail kit with Cocktail Courier. The curated kit features Brother's Bond Bourbon and all the ingredients to craft the perennial tipple. 

NÜTRL Vodka Seltzer announced a limited-release cranberry variety pack featuring four flavors: Classic Cranberry, Cranberry Orange, Cranberry Grapefruit and Cranberry Apple. The seasonal pack will be available throughout the 2021 holiday season in select markets. 

Hornitos Tequila, a brand of Beam Suntory, announced it is expanding its Hornitos Tequila Seltzer offerings with a new flavor: Pineapple.

Loverboy, New York, continues to expand its robust product roster of Sparkling Hard Teas, Spritzes and Canned Cocktails with the release of its limited-edition holiday Espresso Martinis in two festive flavors: Peppermint Mocha and Salted Caramel.

Glenmorangie Scotch whisky, a brand of Moët Hennessy USA, launched its latest innovation: A Tale of Winter. Finished in Marsala wine casks from Sicily, the 13-year-old single malt bursts with fruit, honey and Brazil nut toffee, knitted together with cinnamon, ginger and clove, the company says. 

Boston-based Drizly released its third annual BevAlc Insights by Drizly Retail Report, culled from a nationwide survey of more than 500 alcohol retailers during November 2021. Among standout findings, retailers expected higher sales during the holiday season despite reports of Champagne shortages, felt concerned about supply chain issues yet still optimistic about 2022, are poised to stock (yet) more tequila, have fresh interest in craft beer, and see big potential for cannabis-infused products.