The DJ, who has a longstanding residency at the Wynn in Vegas and is playing a string of tour dates this summer, says he’s made the Long Drink part of his tour rider. “The Long Drink tastes like summer in a can,” he tells Rolling Stone, “ even people who don’t drink gin love Long Drink because it’s so refreshing.” Kygo has been a long-time fan and recently joined as an investor as well. Teller isn’t the only celebrity jumping on-board with the brand. You’re just like, ‘What is this?’ I wouldn’t call it gin and grapefruit-although it has a lot of those flavors. “I had the same reaction that pretty much everybody has had that I’ve given it to. “I usually stay down in the Bowery and I popped into the local liquor store and tried it,” the actor tells Rolling Stone. Often known unofficially as Finland’s national drink, Teller says he first discovered the effervescent drink (think a tastier White Claw with a similar 5% ABV) while staying in New York. Teller is actually an investor in The Finnish Long Drink, which is a category of alcoholic beverage native to Finland that combines a sparkling citrus drink with real liquor (typically gin). Turns out, the bear isn’t angry, just thirsty, and in predictable fashion, it’s The Finnish Long Drink that brings brute and beast together. The new campaign finds Teller in the middle of Finland, where he encounters a menacing-looking bear. Miles Teller may be taking to the skies in this summer’s Top Gun: Maverick, but the actor is taking on a bear (no, really) in a new campaign for The Finnish Long Drink, a traditional Finnish alcoholic beverage that’s making its way to North America. If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission.
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