Category: Cheers Blog
Hold the Frosé, Bring Out The Friesling
by: Melissa Dowling
We love some frozen rosé on a hot day, but the ubiquity of pink wines in recent years makes us seek out something different. Enter Friesling, …
What’s New With Louisville Tourism and Your Favorite Distilleries in 2021
by: Kyle Swartz
Louisville tourism is primed to explode. As Covid-19 recedes, Buffalo Trace, Heaven Hill, Woodford Reserve and other distilleries have prepared for huge waves of visitors in …
KY Derby Dish: Cornmeal Fried Green Tomatoes
by: Melissa Dowling
Ever since we launched Cheers@Home a few months ago (if you haven’t seen it yet, check out the Summer 2021 edition), we’ve been paying more attention …
Hallmark Channel Hard Seltzer Takes Our Name
by: Melissa Dowling
Hallmark Channel Wines and its wine partner, Wines That Rock, are introducing a rosé wine seltzer this spring. The name? Cheers Rosé Seltzer. The 8.4% ABV …
Cupcake’s Rosé-colored Sunglasses
by: Melissa Dowling
Need a boost for a more optimistic outlook? To celebrate the U.S. debut of its prosecco rosé, Cupcake Vineyards has teamed up with eyewear brand Zenni …
Cointreau’s On-premise Industry Love Letter
by: Melissa Dowling
If you were watching the Super Bowl on Feb. 7, you may have seen a commercial from Cointreau. The French liqueur brand’s national “Love Letter” television …
Alcohol On-premise In The Age Of Covid
by: Melissa Dowling
A Lightspeed/Mintel survey conducted in July 2020 sheds some light on consumer attitudes on beverage alcohol on-premise in the Covid era. For instance, more than half …
A Decked-out Daiquiri For Cotton Candy Day
by: Melissa Dowling
We’re not sure why National Cotton Candy Day is in December, or why it’s the same day as Pearl Harbor Day, or even why there is …
Jameson Lights Up Holiday With Whiskey Tree
by: Melissa Dowling
Irish whiskey brand Jameson is doing its part to try to brighten up the rather grim holiday 2020 season. The company has unveiled a limited-run of …
Aperol Street Murals Inspire Dreams of Italian Getaways
by: Melissa Dowling
In addition to face masks and social distancing, the coronavirus pandemic means life with less—or—no travel. To ease the pain and take American consumers back to …
