The Mayor of Flavortown

Guy Feiri is more than a chef; he’s a national treasure. The restauranteur, New York Times Bestselling author, and Emmy Award-winning TV host is world famous for his culinary talents. He brings hard rock into the kitchen and sprinkles wholesomeness all over hard rock. Beyond that, he owns a culinary empire, part of which is Flavortown. Flavortown consists of Flavortown Kitchen and now, Flavortown Spiked, a flavored malt beverage (FMB) brand. Well, the mayor of Flavortown just announced a brand-new product. Guy Fieri has teamed up with Two Roads Brewing Co. to produce Flavortown Spiked Fruit Punch. This ready-to-drink FMB is available now in select states.

The First of Many Flavors

Alcoholic drinks with real fruit juice are trending hard right now. Popular juices are releasing alcoholic versions, like SunnyD, Oceanside, and Simply Lemonade. And top selling brands are switching up their tried-and-true recipes to contain real fruit juice, like Truly and White Claw. Flavortown Spiked Fruit Punch has lived up to this boozy juice challenge. These FMBs contain both cranberry and orange juices. Coming in a little higher than average, they have an alcohol content of 6%. Fruit Punch may be the first flavor in the Flavortown Spiked line, but it won’t be the last, at least according to a press release from Two Roads Brewing Co. We can expect to see more flavors in early 2024, including a variety pack with more spiked punches and hard teas.

Available Now

Flavortown Spiked Fruit Punch is available wherever Two Roads Brewing Co. products are sold, including Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, and the UK. You can pick up these FMBs in 6-packs of 12 oz. cans. If you prefer the C-store version, 19.2 oz tall cans will be available in early 2024.

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