Tag: ready-to-drink cocktails
Nütrl Vodka Orange Seltzer
Nütrl Vodka Seltzer has unveiled its latest innovation: Nütrl Vodka Seltzer Orange. Arriving in time for summer, this new release is made with vodka, seltzer and real orange juice. The result …
Truly Vodka Soda
Boston Beer Company’s Truly Hard Seltzer has reintroduced its first spirits-based seltzer as Truly Vodka Soda. Rolling out now in time for the summer season, Truly Vodka Soda …
Gallo Acquiring Fishers Island Lemonade
Spirit of Gallo, the growing spirits division of E. & J. Gallo Winery, will acquire Fishers Island Lemonade. Fishers Island Lemonade founder Bronya Shillo grew up in …
Boston Beer Company Introduces Slingers Signature Cocktails
As the ready-to-drink movement continues to expand into higher-ABV offerings, the Boston Beer Company has launched Slingers Signature Cocktails. This new line is a malt-based, 8% ABV, cocktail-style drink in …
Jim Beam RTD Kentucky Coolers
Jim Beam Kentucky Coolers were made in partnership with The Boston Beer Company, for consumers seeking a beverage full in flavor but with a lighter profile …
DISCUS Report: RTDs Still Booming
A recent report from the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States (DISCUS) confirms continued growth for ready-to-drink (RTD) products, plus consumer preference for spirits-based RTDs. The report, based …
Hard Rock Unveils Spirit-based RTDs
Hospitality brand Hard Rock International recently launched a line of ready-to-drink canned cocktails. The 8% ABV Hard Rock RTDs — Margarita, Mojito and Moscow Mule — …
Dos Equis Cans Margarita Classic Lime RTD
As the summer of RTDs continues, Heineken USA has launched Dos Equis Margarita Classic Lime, a ready-to-drink, spirits-based product that contains blanco tequila. Each 12-oz. cocktail-in-a-can contains 10% …
Captain Morgan, Vita Coco RTD
Diageo and The Vita Coco Company, known for their lineup of functional beverages, have announced their collaboration on a line of canned cocktails that blend Captain Morgan …
Why 2022 is the Summer of RTDs
Ready to drink used to be a descriptor, applicable to only a narrow portion of the alcohol industry. This has changed radically in the past few …