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  • Australian Non-alcoholic Brand Naked Life Breaks Into Us Market With Molson Coors

    Australian Non-alcoholic Brand Naked Life Breaks Into Us Market With Molson Coors

    Australian Brand Naked Life Enters the US Market

    Naked Life, a renowned non-alcoholic beverage brand from Australia, has made its entry into the US market. This expansion was made possible through a distribution partnership with Molson Coors, a leading brewing company, allowing Naked Life to add to the corporation’s ever-growing selection of alcohol-free products.

    Lauded for its range of non-alcoholic and sugar-free cocktails, Naked Life is recognized for its use of distilled botanicals and extracts that authentically mimic the complex flavors of traditional spirits.

    Initial US Product Range

    The initial product line that Naked Life is bringing to the US consists of five core variants:

    – Mojito: A delightful concoction of citrus, lime, and fresh mint, accentuated with notes of brown sugar and rum.
    – Negroni Spritz: A balanced cocktail featuring cherry, amaro, and orange, offset by the bitterness of cinchona and bitter orange.
    – Classic G&T: A traditional mix of lemon, bitter orange, cinchona, and juniper berry.
    – Cosmo: A blend of cranberry and lime, injected with subtle orange notes.
    – Margarita: A blend of lime and salt, layered with undertones from a batch-distilled botanical blend.

    Mission of Naked Life

    David Andrew, the founder of Naked Life, shared the company’s mission: “Our aim in creating Naked Life was to make non-alcoholic cocktails more accessible, without giving up on flavor, experience, or occasion. As we observe the global trend towards mindful drinking, we are excited to bring Naked Life to the US and provide people with a different way to relish cocktail moments, on their own terms and at their own convenience.”

    Priced at US$9.99, Naked Life’s non-alcoholic cocktails are available across the US through various channels including DrinkNakedLife.com, Amazon, Total Wine, and select Meijer stores in West Michigan.

    Questions & Answers

    What kind of products does Naked Life offer?
    Naked Life offers a range of non-alcoholic and sugar-free cocktails that mimic the flavors of traditional spirits.

    What are the core variants of Naked Life’s initial US product range?
    The initial product range includes five core variants: Mojito, Negroni Spritz, Classic G&T, Cosmo, and Margarita.

    Where can you purchase Naked Life’s non-alcoholic cocktails in the US?
    These cocktails are available across the US via DrinkNakedLife.com, Amazon, Total Wine, and select Meijer stores in West Michigan.

  • British Airways attendant caught dancing naked mid-flight after suspected drug meltdown

    British Airways attendant caught dancing naked mid-flight after suspected drug meltdown

    On a recent British Airways flight from San Francisco to London, an unusual incident occurred high above the clouds. A male flight attendant was discovered in the throes of an unorthodox dance, completely unclothed, inside a business class restroom. Allegedly, he was under the influence of drugs during the scene.

    This unexpected episode unfolded mid-flight on the long, 10.5-hour journey aboard an Airbus A380-800. The airline crew member, whose duty it was to serve meals during the flight, vanished shortly after takeoff. This sudden disappearance sparked worry among his fellow crew members.

    The subsequent search of the sprawling double-decker aircraft reached a startling conclusion when the missing attendant was discovered in a state of undress. He was not merely naked, but also engaged in erratic dance movements in the confines of a Club World restroom.

    Upon the discovery, fellow crew members acted promptly to defuse the situation. The man was escorted out of the restroom and placed securely in a premium seat for the rest of the flight. There, he was restrained and kept under constant supervision, while the remaining crew members scrambled to take on the task of caring for the flight’s 470 passengers. Impressively, they reportedly managed this without taking any breaks.

    The flight touched down at Heathrow Airport around 11 a.m. on May 25, where authorities and medical personnel were waiting. The crew member was removed from the aircraft in a wheelchair. In the aftermath of the incident, he has since been suspended from his duties.

    Questions & Answers

    What was the flight route?
    The flight was from San Francisco to London.

    What actions were taken by the crew upon discovering the incident?
    The crew moved the man from the lavatory and secured him in a premium seat for the rest of the flight. They also supervised him while taking over his duties and serving the passengers.

    What actions were taken against the crew member involved in the incident?
    He was removed from the aircraft upon landing and has since been suspended from his duties.

  • Naked Sundays expands globally with US retail launch

    Naked Sundays expands globally with US retail launch

    Australian suncare brand Naked Sundays has increased its global reach by launching its products in retail stores across the US.

    This expansion will be the first time consumers can purchase Naked Sundays products at storefront retail locations throughout the US, with 1030 stores stocking the brand, including Target and Urban Outfitters.

    The rollout into Target includes two of Naked Sunday’s best-selling products, SPF50+ Mist and SPF50 100 percent Mineral Primer, as well as two Target-exclusive products, the CabanaCreme SPF50 moisturizer, and CabanaClear SPF50 Clear Gel Serum.

    Meanwhile, the CabanaGlow SPF50 Bronze and Illuminating drops will also be available at target.com in early March.

    In addition, selected Naked Sundays products will be rolled out across 50 Urban Outfitters stores across America.

    Samantha Brett, founder and CEO of Naked Sundays, said the company aims to simplify skincare routines and allow consumers to easily add sun protection at every touch point of their beauty regime.

    “Our customers in the US have been begging for a way to try new products in stores, and now we are finally proud to be able to offer this through our retail partners,” said Brett.

    “This is a pivotal moment for our brand’s expansion into the US and globally, after constantly selling out online.”

  • Naked Wines about to sell all UK stores

    Naked Wines about to sell all UK stores

    Majestic Wine is reportedly looking to sell its entire UK retail portfolio to focus on its international e-commerce business, Naked Wines.

    Bankers at Rothschild have been contacting private equity firms to buy the British bricks-and-mortar business, which includes around 200 stores, on behalf of the retailer, according to Sky News.

    Majestic Wine acquired Naked Wines in 2015, and appointed the e-commerce company’s founder, South African entrepreneur Rowan Gormley, as CEO of the entire company. Naked Wines now operates in Australia, the UK and the US.

    Gormley told investors last month that Majestic would present a transformation plan in June, which would include growing the Naked Wines business by releasing capital in Majestic. The brands were to be combined into a single management team under the banner of Naked Wines plc.

    “It is clear Naked Wines has the potential for strong sustainable growth and a transformed Majestic business does have the potential to be a long-term winner,” Gormley said at the time.

    “But we risk not maximising the potential of Naked if we try to do both.”

    Gormley said the business would minimise job losses by migrating employees at the closed stores to the revised Naked brand.

    A spokesperson for Majestic told the combination of migrating existing customers to the Naked brand, selling assets and closing stores would lead to the business becoming an “out-and-out growth business”.

    According to Majestic, almost 45 per cent of its business now takes place online, and 20 per cent internationally, providing further growth opportunities should further focus be centered on these areas.

    The spokesperson said that “while a total sale of Majestic Retail continues to be a potential option, it would be wholly unwise to pursue a single-track process and materially limit the potential value that can be realised to drive growth.”

    Naked Wines Australia has been contacted for comment.