Stone Brewing, Escondido, Calif., announced that its Stone Tangerine Express Hazy IPA debuted flashy new packaging and an updated name, prompting somewhat-needed clarifications about this popular beer.

In February, LYTT decided to switch up the flavor in LYTT Blue Bomb from blue raspberry to an “AMF” cocktail, which is a blue Long Island iced tea that uses 7-Up instead of Coke.

Los Angeles-based Nomadica released a limited-edition sparkling white wine can for Pride month with cover art by @takiisbranding, an LGBTQ+ Brazillian artist and DJ.

Packaged in 12-ounce aluminum cans, Jack Daniel’s Canned Cocktails can be purchased as single cans or in four-packs. 

To help celebrate the release of its new packaging, Coors Light gave away a pair of Ray-Bans to 1,000 consumers who posted a photo on Twitter or Instagram with the can sunglasses over their eyes using the hashtag #TakeTimeToChill. 

WESAKE launched its self-titled ready-to-drink sake in a can. The clear sake drink contains a 13 percent alcohol by volume and is best served chilled, the company says.

Budweiser unveiled a new limited-edition patriotic-themed family pack of products with red, white and blue camo-designed cans and large packs honoring the five branches of the United States Military. 

Seattle-based Jones Soda Co. is turning its bottles into beacons of optimism during the COVID-19 pandemic with limited-edition “Messages of Hope” cream soda labels featuring inspirational images created by consumers. 

BOMBAY SAPPHIRE has teamed up with Print Club London to launch a limited-edition, hand-made screen printing kit as part of the BOMBAY SAPPHIRE’s “Stir Creativity at Home” series.

SodaStream, a part of PepsiCo, Purchase, N.Y., is releasing a limited-edition For the Love of Tomorrow kit featuring rainbow reusable items as a way to honor Pride Month this June during COVID-19.