Close Menu
News

Coca-Cola and Molson Coors partner to launch Topo Chico canned cocktails

The latest offering from Coca-Cola’s partnership with Molson Coors sees the release of a range of Topo Chico canned cocktails, hot on the heels of the brand’s line of hard seltzers, launched last year.

Topo Chico canned cocktails

Coca-Cola is continuing its cautious-yet-burgeoning foray into the alcoholic beverage sector through its partnership with brewing giant Molson Coors.

The two companies have already collaborated on the recent launch of Simply Spiked Lemonade, as well as last year’s range of Topo Chico hard seltzers, which Molson Coors says is the fast-growing hard seltzer brand.

Now, Coca-Cola and Molson Coors have announced that they will be rolling out a range of Topo Chico canned cocktails in 2023.

According to a press release, the canned cocktails will feature “100% real spirits” in a lineup of “familiar cocktails” that will be recognisable to consumers.

“Taking inspiration from the popular cocktails made in bars and restaurants today, Topo Chico Spirited will bring something completely different to our aisle,” said David Coors, Molson Coors’ vice president of next generation beverages. “We believe Topo Chico Spirited will shake up the canned cocktail space with unparalleled flavors and a legacy rooted in the iconic 125-year-old master-brand.”

The exact range of flavours that consumers can expect to find is yet to be announced, though these comments suggest that classic cocktail expressions will be front and centre in the lineup.

“Topo Chico is a recognizable and beloved brand across the country. With this launch, more people will be able to experience new and different quality beverage options from Topo Chico,” commented Dan White, Chief New Revenue Streams, Coca-Cola North America Operating Unit. “We are excited to see Molson Coors bring Topo Chico Spirited to store shelves next year.”

The exact launch date has not yet been announced, though Topo Chico ‘Spirited’ canned cocktails will come to states, Texas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Washington, Florida, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, Louisiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio, Minnesota, Michigan, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. next year.

Read more:

Soft drink giants cosy up to spirits brands as canned cocktails soar

Monster Energy announces release of 6% ABV RTD

Boxing megastar Canelo Alvarez launches Tequila canned cocktail range

Related news

Grammy-winning Ariana Grande bewitched by Barolo

Ferrari Trento unveils F1 podium bottle for Vegas race

What the US wine industry needs from its next agriculture secretary

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

It looks like you're in Asia, would you like to be redirected to the Drinks Business Asia edition?

Yes, take me to the Asia edition No