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Stateways - May/June 2015

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StateWays ■ www.stateways.com ■ May/June 2015 58 O N T H E S H E L F REGIONAL SALES OFFICES MIDWEST (IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, TN, WI) Bruce Kostic bkostic@specialtyim.com Tel: 203-855-8499, ext. 215 EAST, WEST & INTERNATIONAL (AK, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DE, HI, ID, MA, ME, MT, NH, NM, OR, RI, UT, VT, WA, WY, Canada and International) Mark Marcon mmarcon@specialtyim.com Cell: 248-761-6231 Offi ce: 519-972-5159 Fax: 519-250-5169 SOUTHERN AND METRO NY (AL, AR, DC, FL, GA, LA, MD, MS, NC, NJ, NY, OK, PA, SC, TN, TX, VA, WV) Debbie Rittenberg drittenberg@specialtyim.com Tel. & Fax: 215-860-0306 REPRINTS Debra Welter dwelter@specialtyim.com Tel: 847-720-5614 New BuzzBallz Flavors BuzzBallz — the maker of premium, pre-made, ready- to-drink cocktails — has announced its new spring/ summer fl avors. These are Tea-Licious, a blend of iced tea and lemonade; Pine- apple Passion, with fruit juice and a punch of sweet rum; Watermelon Smash; and The Grapeness. Each BuzzBall is between 15 percent-20 percent ABV, mixed with vodka, rum, or tequila. They are sold in- dividually and in a spring/ summer mixed case. They are freezable, allowing for a slush beverage. The sug- gested retail price is $2.99 per ball. Old Forester Mint Julep Old Forester Mint Julep is a 60-proof, ready-to- serve cocktail made with Old Forester Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. Additionally, Churchill Downs will serve Old Forester Mint Julep, recently named "The Offi cial Drink of the Kentucky Derby," during the 141st Kentucky Derby. Old Forester Mint Julep is sold in a commemorative 1 L Kentucky Derby bottle, with a horse-themed neck wrap, for a suggested retail price of $24.99. Pinnacle Cucumber Vodka Pinnacle Vodka has released a new fl avor, Cucumber Vodka, a blend of ripe cucumber with notes of sweet vanilla, plus a smooth fi nish, ac- cording to the company. Pinnacle Cucumber is a 70-proof, fi ve-times dis- tilled vodka that can be consumed chilled, on the rocks or in mixed cocktails. It is now available nation- wide at a suggested retail price of $12.99 for a 750 ml bottle. Sun Chase Pinot Noir Guarachi Family Wines has announced the inaugu- ral release of its single vineyard Sun Chase Pinot Noir 2013. The grapes were night harvested by hand and aged 11 months in 100 percent French oak, 55 percent new. The resulting wine exhibits a fl oral nose and fruit, with rich red berries that are complemented by tannins and acidity. Sun Chase is one of the highest elevation vineyards in the Petaluma Gap, where most of the Pinot Noir blocks reside above the morning fog line, allowing for ample sunlight. New Twisted Tea Flavors The Twisted Tea Brewing Company has announced the release of Twisted Tea Strawberry Lime and Twisted Watermelon Lemonade, both available nationwide. Strawberry Lime is a hard iced tea that combines the taste of real iced tea with strawberry notes highlighted by a hint of lime. Made with real watermelon juice, Watermelon Lemonade is light with a dry fi nish, just like homemade lemonade. Both styles are 5.0 percent ABV, and are available in 6-packs for a suggested re- tail price of $7.99-9.49 and 24oz cans for a suggested retail price of $2.49-2.99. Bols Genever Single Barrel Lucas Bols announced its latest re- lease, a sin- gle-barrel genever aged six years, now available through a limited num- ber of outlets in New York. The limited edition barrels of aged Bols Genever have been popular at select restau- rants since 2012, but have not been available for re- tail purchase until now. Typically, Bols Genever is aged in French Limousine Oak, while this specifi c barrel is being aged in American white oak.

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