Items Tagged with 'women in the beverage industry'

Drop of Sunshine was created on a need for female-centered wine brands to reflect the lives, connection and celebrations of women.

Anteel Tequila currently features five expressions in its portfolio, including a Coconut Lime Blanco tequila and a Tarocco Blood Orange Blanco, Ferguson shares.

The National Beer Wholesalers Association’s Building Relationships and Empowering Women (BREW) initiative and the Alliance for Women in Beer co-hosted the largest Making Moves to-date, as more than 430 attendees joined the two-day event to gain valuable leadership skills and celebrate women’s important role in the beverage industry.

McBride Sisters SHE CAN Fund, the philanthropic arm of the renowned wine company dedicated to advancement of women in the wine industry and beyond, announced its initiatives for 2024. 

Love Cork Screw partnered with Peacock to support the new series “The Best Man: The Final Chapters.” To coincide with the series, consumers can purchase premium gift bundles, which include wine, candles, body butter, apparel, and more.

The National Beer Wholesalers Association (NBWA) kicked off its 85th Annual Convention and Product Showcase in Chicago. Taking place annually, the convention brought more than 1,700 attendees together from across the country to hear from industry leaders, attend educational programing and discuss the future of the industry.

Drizly, an Uber Company and a leading beverage alcohol eCommerce shop, announced its Sip with Purpose initiative, a new program dedicated to supporting and driving growth of brands owned by members of historically underrepresented groups in the beverage alcohol industry. This initiative includes a $4 million media commitment to raise awareness and support these brands, as well as the launch of Drizly’s Brand Accelerator Program.

This Fourth of July, Miller Lite is reimagining its iconic design to celebrate the trailblazing impact women have made in beer with the limited-edition Mary Lisle can, inspired by the country’s first recorded female brewer and her revolutionary contributions to the American brewing industry. 

The McBride Sisters SHE CAN Fund announced its support of women in the food and wine industries as the prime focus of its Professional Development Fund in 2022. The SHE CAN Fund also reveals the results of its Historically Black College and University (HBCU) Initiative and Academic Scholarship Program in partnership with Southern University, which awarded $50,000 to Southern University's Agricultural Research and Extension Center and College of Agricultural Family and Consumer Sciences (SU Ag).