These stars not only give their names in ghosts, they also lift a glass into the legacy, the art of craftsmanship and of course undeniable star power
In the spirit of Celebrity Side Hustles, only a few industries have proven to be lucrative and stylish as Premium, well, ghosts. As soon as the Dominion of Heritage Distillers and old money conglomerate have rolled out the red carpet the tequila, whiskey and gin industry because Hollywood's elite use their cultural cachet to redefine drinking of people.
Forget celebrity fragrances and lipsticks with star brands. Today's modern moguls transform their names into full -fledged ghost empires and fill bottles as polished as their public personas. But why did this trend decrease? And who really has the alcohol game under the A list?
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In contrast to a unique product launch, Liquor offers a convincing mixture of inheritance, art and durability. These are three things that prominent longing when they fall out of the spotlight. The spirits industry lives from stories and who better weave a convincing narrative than the faces that already associate with strenuous lifestyles?
Tequila in particular has recorded a dramatic increase in the ownership of the celebrity, with actors and musicians invest in distilleries and branded smooth, small preparations. Whiskey and gin have become the best for playgrounds for Hollywoods and use a consumer base that appreciates art and exclusivity. But don't make a mistake – these are not just a vanity projects. Many celebrities are strongly committed to production and work with Master Distillers to create really first -class spirits.
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