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5 Celebrity-Backed Alcohol Brands You Should Try
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Community & Current Events
5 Celebrity-Backed Alcohol Brands You Should Try
Did you know your favourite A-list celebrities are also entrepreneurs?
George Clooney, Ryan Reynolds, Nina Dobrev...What do these celebrities have in common, besides appearing in our favourite TV shows and movies?
Some of our favourite actors, musicians and athletes love the finer things in life and enjoy sharing their tastes with the wider public. Celebrities are known to diversify their sources of income, either by juggling different professions within their respective fields (for instance when an actor becomes a director) or entering an entirely different field (like Beyoncé launching her haircare line, Cécred). Recent years have seen a rise in celebrities endorsing, or even creating, their own lines of spirits or wines, and we're not complaining.
Here are some of our favourite celeb-backed alcohol brands you should try next time you're looking to live the lifestyles of the rich and the famous:
1. Casamigos
The famous tequila and mezcal brand is backed by none other than Academy Award-winner George Clooney. Made in Santiago Matatlán, Oaxaca, Mexico, Casamigos offers a range of products that are artisanal and crafted from 100% Espadín agaves.
2. Aviation Gin
Although Aviation Gin was first made in Oregon, Portland, Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds recently acquired a stake in the brand. You can be sure it's worth a try!
3. Wayne Gretzky Estates
As the name suggests, the winery is owned by former hockey player Wayne Gretzky. You can get your hands on their wines, whiskies and spirits at any LCBO.
4. Fresh Vine Wine
This premium wine label is owned by Julianne Hough and Canadian actress Nina Dobrev. These beverages are low-carb, low-calorie and gluten-free, making them an easy choice for a treat after a long day at work.
5. Crystal Head Vodka
If you're a fan of a stronger drink, then Crystal Head Vodka is for you. Conceived and founded by Canadian actor Dan Aykroyd and American artist John Alexander, it is manufactured in Newfoundland and Labrador and comes in a bold crystal skull bottle.
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