Sweetwater Brewing Launches New Sunset Sippin’ Cocktail Inspired Hard Seltzers

ATLANTA — May 16, 2024 — SweetWater Brewing Company, one of the largest craft brewers in the Southeast and a subsidiary of Tilray Brands, Inc., announced today the release of its new Sunset Sippin’ Cocktail Inspired Hard Seltzers, crafted for a laid-back, tropical drinking experience. Sunset Sippin’ seltzers are available now throughout the Southeast and select national markets.

SweetWater’s newest beyond-beer additions are influenced by classic easy-drinking coastal cocktails, including:

·      Wild Berry Punch (6% alcohol-by-volume): A tasty and refreshing take with a bold berry flavor and a zesty punch. The deliciously fruity drink is a perfect summer sipper with an infusion of raspberry, blueberry, and blackberry flavors.

·      Sweet Tea Lemonade (6% ABV): A SweetWater twist on a Southern staple, paired with the timeless duo of sweet tea and lemonade, for a crisp and satisfying sip every time. 

·      Mango Sunrise (6% ABV): Sip into the sunrise with this tropical delight. The radiant flavors catch the essence of ripe mangoes and citrusy sunshine, tasting just like sun-kissed paradise. 

·      Strawberry Peach Smash (6% ABV): Smash into this vibrant collision of juices, with the sweetest of strawberries, the juiciest of peaches and a kick of ginger. A perfect choice for those who crave a burst of Southern flavor.

“With beyond-beer additions to our portfolio such as the Sunset Sippin’ seltzers, SweetWater is staying top-of-mind with drinkers and meeting new consumers with products in fast-growing categories,” said Prinz Pinakatt, Chief Marketing Officer of U.S. Beers for Tilray Brands. “These hard seltzers are arriving just in time for summer and are the perfect drinks to enjoy with live music, a day on the water, and beautiful sunsets.”

The Sunset Sippin’ seltzers are available in variety packs of 12 twelve-ounce cans. To find them in a store or on-premise location near you, please visit SweetWater's Beer Finder. 

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