These new 6 O’clock Gin canned cocktails have been launched by Bramley & Gage as a series of products that aim to balance convenience with a high-quality profile for consumers to appreciate. The cocktails come in two options including the classic London Dry Gin & Tonic, which features a 7% ABV along with a premium flavor that's well-balanced and refined. The brand has also created the Light & Low option that contains just 50 calories per can and a low alcohol profile of just 0.8% ABV.
The 6 O’clock Gin canned cocktails were posted by Founder and Head Distiller at Bramley & Gage Michael Kain who said, "Ever wanted a perfect, bartender-quality G&T while you’re at an event or concert, but one look at the corporate gin and stressed staff changes your mind? Now there is a solution. These G&Ts are hand-crafted by us to guarantee the strikingly smooth taste in the convenience of a can. Now there is no need to sacrifice quality or taste."
High-Quality Ready-to-Drink Cocktails
The New 6 O’clock Gin Canned Cocktails Come in Two Varieties
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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