BrewDog to debut RTD canned cocktail range
BrewDog is to launch a range of five ready-to-drink canned cocktails under an umbrella brand called Wonderland Cocktail Co. Martin Dickie, BrewDog’s co-founder and CEO of BrewDog Distilling Co, revealed the move via a LinkedIn post.
Writing on the platform, he said Wonderland Cocktail Co’s initial offer would comprise a Classic Margarita (14% abv, 125ml) and Cantarito Paloma (10% abv, 200ml) made using its as-yet-unreleased Casa Rayos Tequila.
It would also feature an Espresso Martini and Passionfruit Martini (14% abv, 125ml) made using its Abstrakt vodka, and a Classic Mojito (10% abv, 200ml) with its Duo White Rum, he added.
The range will be available to buy via BrewDog’s bars and online shop from 11 September, before rolling into Morrisons from mid-October.
“We released our first premium RTD in February 2017. This was a whisky old-fashioned made using our exciting single grain scotch whisky (aged in a new American oak barrel) – Uncle Dukes,” Dickie wrote. “Since then we have released a host of other great-tasting bar-quality cocktails. We always use our own spirits as the base in the cocktails we make and in two weeks’ time will be releasing our new canned cocktail company – Wonderland.
“Wonderland Cocktail Co will bring you a great range of full flavour, bartender quality, carbon neutral cocktails in a very handy can.”
BrewDog Distilling Co presently represents a small part of BrewDog’s overall business, with annual revenues of just £10m (compared with the £286m turned over by its group operations in 2021).
The Scottish business invested £7m in May to overhaul the brands within its spirits roster. It also commissioned a new distillery on site in Ellon that would treble the distilling company’s production output.
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