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Elizabeth Banks explains how she is bringing her “cheekiness” to a new wine venture
Elizabeth Banks is among the busiest people in Hollywood. She’s an actress, producer, writer, game show host, director and, now, co-owner and Chief Creative Officer of Archer Roose, a luxury canned wine company. “Getting to drink wine, that’s the most exciting part,” she said with a laugh before explaining that the pandemic is what made her seek out new opportunities. Banks noted of the industry slowdown. “I was looking for female-led companies to be supportive of… to not just invest,...
30Aug
The Best Canned Wines To Pack For Your Next Outdoor Adventure
...While most wine labels select grapes from one particular vineyard or region, Archer Roose sources fruit from countries around the globe, including France, Argentina, Chile, and Greece. Choose from Malbec, Sauvignon Blanc, Rosé, Bubbly, or Rodi Rosé — a skin-macerated orange wine (which is rare to find in cans). Read more >>
11Aug
We tested canned wines and picked out these four as the best
Canned wine is having a moment right now: According to the Wine Industry Advisor, the market share of canned wine (in relation to the larger wine industry) went up during the pandemic, and experts projected that by 2025, canned wine will make up 10% of the market. Archer Roose isn’t one vineyard, but rather a company that features different varieties of wine from around the world. The rosé is a white wine made from 100% Greek Roditis grapes that’s made...
10Aug
Advice for Brand Leaders on Crafting Authentic Celebrity Collaborations
You know what they say, if it’s a day that ends in “y,” there’s a new celebrity liquor brand out. Well, maybe that’s not a saying, but nowadays, it should be. From Nick Jonas to Sammy Hagar to Post Malone to Kendall Jenner, the celebrity-branded liquor space gets more crowded by the day. Hollywood producer and actress Elizabeth Banks, for example, recently announced a partnership with a wine brand. More than just a brand ambassador, she, like Reynolds before her,...
04Aug
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28Jul
For More Inclusivity In Wine, Our Language Needs to Change
...As the wine world evolves to reach new generations and a wider range of people, so does the language used to describe it. Many have begun to break away from shared verbiage. “I grew up in Chicago, where there is no ‘forest floor,’” says Alicia Towns Franken, vice president of Archer Roose and head of mentorship at Wine Unify. “If we want more people to drink wine, we have to include them in the words we use to discuss wine.”
16Jul
Elizabeth Banks Liked the Wine So Much, She Bought (Half) the Company …
When the Emmy-nominated film and TV star discovered Archer Roose wines, she saw opportunity in a can. Read more >>
15Jul
Is Canned Wine Growing Up?
Archer Roose canned wines are perfect for picnics, but the brand's owners also hope to grab wine lovers' attention with quality wine, fun marketing and unexpected varietals and blends. Read more >>
15Jun
