Items Tagged with 'Truly Hard Seltzer'

Truly Hard Seltzer is turning belief into a destination by launching a nationwide search to find one American town that truly believes U.S. Soccer will win — and give it a new name: Believe, USA.

The flavor captures JaNa Craig’s refreshing spirit as she sets out on a fresh new chapter, the brand says.

Truly Hard Seltzer, a brand of The Boston Beer Co., Boston, unveiled its “Truly Rain Check” program in time for the Fourth of July weekend. Truly will cover fans’ next Truly Pool Party Variety Pack — the brand’s new limited-edition summer lineup, it says. 

Truly Hard Seltzer, a brand of The Boston Beer Co., dropped its latest innovation: Truly Unruly 8% Lemonade Hard Seltzer. 

Truly Hard Seltzer is gearing up for fall festivities by dropping an all-new Truly Hard Seltzer Brunch Pack to help consumers brunch from anywhere. This limited-edition pack will be sold nationwide through the end of the year, while supplies last.

Ahead of National Hard Seltzer Day on Sept. 20, here are a few new products shaking things up in the seltzer category.

Truly Hard Seltzer announced the launch of its newest spirits-based seltzer: Truly Tequila Soda. 

Truly Hard Seltzer, a brand of Boston-based The Boston Beer Co., is bringing the OG snack of football watch parties — hot wings — to both fans and cans with the launch of its-first-ever Hot Wing Sauce Hard Seltzer. 

Truly Hard Seltzer, a brand of The Boston Beer Co., Boston, announced that as an extension to the Keep It Light campaign, it will help fans to literally “keep it light” this holiday season by covering the utility bills for festive holiday light enthusiasts through its Truly Keep It Light Holiday Edition contest. 

Truly Hard Seltzer, a brand of Boston-based The Boston Beer Co., announced the launch of the first-ever Zero-G drinking experience with the Truly Zero Gravity Bar. Built inside a specialized Boeing-727 "G-Force One," operated by Zero-G and serving a variety of Truly Hard Seltzers, on board, passengers can drink Truly, while walking across the ceiling, soaring through space, and seeing their Truly cans float before their eyes, it says.