Travis Scott Drops Release Date for Cacti Spiked Seltzer
Travis Scott is launching his new Cacti Spiked Seltzer on March 15, he confirmed on Instagram. Fans can sign up on the company’s website to receive an alert when it is available in their area.
Hard Iced Tea Launched by Nude Beverages
anada’s Nude Beverages Company is expanding its US portfolio. The BC-based company announced the expansion of Nude Hard Iced Tea, an "American-style” iced black tea that contains neither caffeine nor carbonation.
Josh Landan: Chief Collaborator at Ashland Hard Seltzer
Hard Seltzer News interviewed Josh Landan, CEO at Ashland Hard Seltzer, last August, at a time when his brand was still adding California cities to distribution. He spoke to the power of collaboration with friends and contacts in order to successfully grow a brand.
Competitors Rally Together for World Kombucha Day
World Kombucha Day is Sunday, February 21, and ten of the top hard booch brands have teamed up to celebrate in a big way....
AriZona Makes it Hard & Real with SunRise Hard Seltzer
The AriZona beverage company - famous for its iconic fruit juices and iced teas - is ready to release its first alcoholic beverage through a partnership with Heineken.
Breckenridge Hard Seltzer is in Good Company
Colorado’s Breckenridge Brewery is the latest craft beer brewer to launch hard seltzer.
Mike’s Hard Lemonade Seltzer Launches in US
Mark Anthony Brewing, the private company who changed the world with White Claw, announced today via its Mike's Hard Lemonade Co division, that Mike's Hard Lemonade Seltzer is officially available nationwide.
CANarchy Craft Brewery Collective Gives Thanks to Hard Seltzer
CANarchy Craft Brewery Collective continued its growth in 2020, thanks in large part to its seltzer strategy.
Love Launches in Time for Valentine’s
After a few minor setbacks related to aluminum can shortages, Love City premium hard seltzer launched in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Exclusive Interview with Suzie’s Hard Seltzer CEO
In an exclusive interview podcast, Barhyte explains that the judge's 25-page ruling helps "level the playing field."
