Create From Home campaign prompts creating, making
May 6, 2020
During these uncertain times of social distancing, Bombay Sapphire is inspiring and offering the tools for everyone to “stir creativity” with Create From Home, a multi-platform learning experience that offers online classes, workshops and cocktail-making sessions led by influencers from diverse fields.
Recently, a robust research effort was initiated to answer questions posed at a technical conference: “what does going digital mean?” and “what do you mean by digital?” The variety of answers received was interesting because they demonstrated different interpretations of the questions, as well as a real understanding of the term “digital.”
In the Readers’ Choice: New Product of the Month for March, the visitors to bevindustry.com have shown that they are taking comfort in healthy solutions.
68-minute film shows highs and lows of making world-class wine
April 12, 2020
New Zealand-based winery Villa Maria teamed up with American filmmaker Colin West of WINERAM Productions to release “Vintage,” a feature-length documentary that tells a uniquely Kiwi story, capturing the incredible highs and heart-breaking lows of making world-class wine in New Zealand.
Hip-hop artist offers downloadable "Explorations" to tackle challenges
April 12, 2020
For legendary hip-hop artist and producer RZA from The Wu-Tang Clan, mental exploration has been key in shaping his creative wisdom throughout his career. He teamed up with TAZO tea to create a series of five unique Guided Exploration tracks aimed at helping anyone, anywhere explore and unlock their creative potential, the company says.
Complimentary spiked seltzer available to specific travel classes
April 12, 2020
Soon you can say “bon voyage” with BON & VIV Spiked Seltzer just in time for summer vacations. BON & VIV is taking flight with Delta Air Lines to bring a bubbly new beverage to the skies.
Observations, studies, research and experience in a broad variety of retail stores have generated significant, timely and technical concerns and questions. The number of brands, products and packages displayed on the store-length gondolas in the beverage section pose the first question: who created all these SKUs, and why?
GlobalData reports that in 2019, the U.S. hot tea market stood at $2.8 billion and is expected to have a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.8 percent through 2023, reaching $3.4 billion. The projected growth is expected to come from the category’s plethora of innovative solutions.