Streets of Toronto Has Introduced the Cheeky Raccoon Lager
Indie media company Streets of Toronto, in collaboration with Tomorrow Brew Co., has introduced Raccoon Lager — a charity beer crafted to celebrate the city's neighborhoods and its infamous raccoons. This new beer features bold flavors and a crisp finish. Each can showcases a different raccoon mascot that represents various Toronto areas. The profits from the cheeky Raccoon Lager will support the Daily Bread Food Bank, aiding over 250 agencies in their efforts to combat poverty across the city.
Raccoon Lager can be found at popular Toronto spots such as Seven Numbers Danforth, Madame Boeuf, and Fat Pasha, as well as select LCBO locations. The initiative reflects Streets of Toronto's commitment to community engagement and support, while Torontonians might be drawn to the product for its unique and relatable branding, as well as the opportunity to give back.
Image Credit: Streets of Toronto
Raccoon Lager can be found at popular Toronto spots such as Seven Numbers Danforth, Madame Boeuf, and Fat Pasha, as well as select LCBO locations. The initiative reflects Streets of Toronto's commitment to community engagement and support, while Torontonians might be drawn to the product for its unique and relatable branding, as well as the opportunity to give back.
Image Credit: Streets of Toronto
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1. Charity-driven Consumption - Consumers are increasingly drawn to products that contribute to social causes, such as Raccoon Lager.
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3. Collaborative Community Ventures - Collaborations between media companies and breweries are emerging as innovative ways to support local causes while engaging consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Brewing - The craft brewing industry is leveraging local culture and social causes to create distinct product offerings.
2. Food and Beverage Retail - Retail spaces are increasingly featuring products that have strong community ties and charitable connections.
3. Nonprofit and Charity - Nonprofits are partnering with consumer goods creators to tap into new revenue streams and raise awareness.
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