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Remember When Bacardí Thought a Tequila-Rum Hybrid Would Be the Next Big Thing?

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Money was also thrown at promotional events at trendy nightclubs in places like Miami and Las Vegas, where famed flair bartenders like Carneval Court’s Rene Garcia seduced crowds with spinning bottles of Ciclón. It had been her liquor of choice for nearly the entire life cycle of the brand, and she typically enjoyed it as a Ciclón and Coke.

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The Best and Worst Bravolebrity Booze Brands, Tasted and Ranked

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While the lineup — which sold to Beam Suntory in 2011 — has since expanded to include several other cocktails, wines, vodka, and even salad dressings, we stuck to the OG Marg. Promoting the line on the show delivered similar buzz: By 2023, the brand had generated approximately $38 million in sales across the U.S. tequila boom.

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The Man Behind the Boston Attitude

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There’s a lot going on with booze around BU that you don’t realize” says Romard, who ran liquor management for the BU Pub, “It’s exclusive to students and alumni 21+ and faculty, but there was no sign or anything. There was only one way to promote it and that was through Facebook.” And he certainly was.

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The Man Behind the Boston Attitude

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There’s a lot going on with booze around BU that you don’t realize” says Romard, who ran liquor management for the BU Pub, “It’s exclusive to students and alumni 21+ and faculty, but there was no sign or anything. There was only one way to promote it and that was through Facebook.”. And he certainly was. What’s to Come.

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The Long Lost Whiskies of Canadian Club’s ‘Hide a Case’ Campaign

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Whisky brand Canadian Club was under the ownership of liquor company Hiram Walker & Sons, which decided to promote the brand with a whisky treasure hunt dubbed the “Hide a Case” campaign. And if there’s one thing we can take away from the ongoing popularity of true crime documentaries, it’s that people love an unsolved mystery.

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