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Cuervo Says It's Sponsoring Your Summer Fridays

Cuervo Says It's Sponsoring Your Summer Fridays

To help people reclaim their Friday afternoons, Cuervo is launching Summer Fridays HQ at www.cuervo.com/summer-friday, the internet’s only corporate benefits portal dedicated to getting you out of the office with downloadable excuses, out-of-office templates, cocktail recipes and more. Visitors can also expense a

Beer, Wine, Cocktails Most Wanted Bev/Al Categories in Hotels: NIQ

Beer (32% of travelers), wine (29%), and cocktails (27%) are the three most wanted alcoholic categories by visitors to U.S. hotels, according to the new NielsenIQ (NIQ) Hotel Beverage Study 2026. Demand for beverages in U.S. hotels remains high, the report shows. Soft drinks are the most popular

Moon Distributors to Acquire RNDC Arkansas Operations

Moon Distributors and Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) announced that they have entered into an Asset Purchase Agreement (APA) for Moon Distributors to acquire RNDC’s Arkansas operations. Terms weren't disclosed. Moon Distributors has served Arkansas since 1935 and is one of the state’s longest-standing beverage

Antica Terra Acquires Willakia Vineyard, Becomes Largest in AVA

Antica Terra, Amity, Ore., has acquired Willakia Vineyard, expanding its estate to 484 contiguous acres in the Eola-Amity Hills, establishing the largest single holding in the AVA. Terms weren't disclosed. “The point was not to make more wine today,” said winemaker Maggie Harrison. “It was to make

Svedka Intros Canned Vodka Water, Cleanest Way to Drink this Summer

Svedka Vodka launches Svedka Vodka Water, a category-first innovation that introduces an entirely new way to drink vodka. It is the world's first transparent canned vodka water, delivering a simple, modern drinking experience defined by clarity, convenience, and taste across four bright flavors. Svedka Vodka Water delivers

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10 Things You Might Not Know About Craft Beer As with many cult beers, Rolling Rock has always carried a little mystery with it. The green bottle is instantly recognizable. The horse logo stands out. Then there is that famously strange “33” printed on every label, which has fueled more