Tie Bar Offers Miller High Life Accessories Line

Posted on April 18, 2022 by Joel Whitaker

Miller High Life is partnering with Tie Bar, a purveyor of men’s quality formal wear. The limited-edition merchandise line, which includes High Life-branded ties, cufflinks, socks and even a garment bag that doubles as a cooler, will liven up any occasion at prices that won’t sink the wedding budget, says Bob Vydra, associate marketing manager for Miller High Life.

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Texas Ranch Water Partners with Hip-Hop Artist

Posted on April 18, 2022 by Joel Whitaker

Texas Ranch Water Co. partnered with Mike, the platinum hip-hop artist, and will collaborate with Mike as an official partner of his “The Not My First Rodeo Tour,” traveling to 40 cities in the United States and Canada.

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Flor de Cana Launches Global Reforestation Campaign

Posted on April 18, 2022 by Joel Whitaker

Flor de Cana said it has already planted 800,000 trees in partnership with One Tree Planted and now is launching a year-long drive to plant 70,000 trees this year.  Individuals will be able to donate a dollar, which Flor de Cana will match.  For every dollar donated, one tree will be launched.

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Who & What —

Posted on April 18, 2022 by Joel Whitaker

Savona Communications adds Sandy Giovese Vino Rosso, a 3-Liter box of Italian red wine made in the beautiful region of Le Marche on the Adriatic Sea, to its client roster. Sandy is a lighter-bodied and lower-ABV wine (12%) that’s bright and juicy, bursting with red fruit and absolute refreshment. Sandy has been picked as the #1 boxed wine of choice by several outlets in blind tastings within months of her US debut.

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Today in Bev/Al History —

Posted on April 18, 2022 by Joel Whitaker

People in San Francisco were starting to clean up after the famous San Francisco Earthquake of 1906 which had struck at 5:13a.m. on April 18, 1906. Hundreds of people were killed, and much of the city was destroyed, both from the earthquake itself and from the dynamiting of buildings in a failed attempt to halt the flames

Nineteen local breweries – including Anchor Brewery – were totally destroyed.

The San Francisco Earthquake of 1906 was the first time Anheuser-Busch provided disaster assistance. Adolphus Busch, who had been visiting the city at the time in the comfort of its private rail car, acted quickly, supporting the relief efforts of the Red Cross. He apparently had a narrow escape from death and reported the loss of his family’s personal luggage, which was valued at $20,000.

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What We’re Reading —

Posted on April 18, 2022 by Joel Whitaker

How Sustainable is ‘Green’ Wine Packaging?
So, what makes some wine packaging sustainable, and others not so much? (Wine Enthusiast)

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