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fromTasting Table
1 week ago

The Twice-Failed Coca-Cola Flavor No One Misses At All - Tasting Table

After initial testing in France, the product was released to the United States in 2006, an idea meant to appeal to the novelty of the beverage market at the time, with a name that fit the minimalist trend of the era. Even though several other unique Coke flavors from around the world might have been a hit in the U.S., Coca-Cola Blāk absolutely bombed with consumers and was pulled from shelves just two years after launching.
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fromFood & Beverage Magazine
3 weeks ago

Jim Beam and Kenan Thompson Help Football Fans 'Refresh Their Season' with Exclusive Lemonade Kits - Food & Beverage Magazine

Jim Beam launched the 2026 "Refresh Your Season" campaign with Kenan Thompson, offering limited Jim Beam & Lemonade Kits tied to football postseason moments.
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fromFood & Beverage Magazine
1 month ago

King of K-pop G-Dragon Makes His First U.S. Beverage Debut with PEACEMINUSONE Highball - Food & Beverage Magazine

PEACEMINUSONE Highball, a wine-based RTD by G-Dragon, launched in the US after massive Asian sales and may shift American RTD cocktail preferences toward wine bases.
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fromFast Company
4 months ago

Whiskey missed its summer moment. Can it still win over Gen Z?

Whiskey must modernize rituals and serve lighter, approachable formats like highballs to appeal to Gen Z and reverse declining younger demographic sales.
fromMarketing Dive
5 months ago

PepsiCo's Bubly gets low with Apple Bottoms jean collaboration

To promote the return of its apple-flavored LTO, Bubly is reaching back to a couple of 2000s pop culture icons: Apple Bottoms, the jeans brand founded by Nelly in 2003, and Flo Rida's 2008 hit "Low," which nodded to the label in lyrics ("Shawty had them apple bottom jeans / Boots with the fur / The whole club was lookin' at her") that are insistently recognizable to consumers who came of age during the era.
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fromBusiness Matters
5 months ago

Hyble secures $2m Virgin Money funding to drive AI-powered platform and U.S. growth

Hyble secured $2 million in venture debt from Virgin Money to accelerate rollout of AI-powered Hyble 2.0 and expand in U.S. and Europe.
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fromTasting Table
9 months ago

22 Discontinued Mountain Dew Flavors You Might Never See Again - Tasting Table

Mountain Dew successfully evolved from a regional mixer to a nationwide beverage icon through innovative flavors and strategic marketing.
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