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Behind the Brand: A Quick Chat with Brand Manager Kelly Davis

Why is the Tsingtao 2026 Year of the Horse packaging important?

In the overly crowded beverage alcohol space, off-premise accounts need to carry products in packaging that stands out in a sea of monotony. Consumers don’t want gimmicks though. This packaging not only pops on the shelf, it’s also true to heritage and tradition. The Year of the Horse represents strength, momentum, and bold success – the perfect qualities to bring into 2026!

Additionally, the import category is expanding, and consumers’ need for diverse options is growing alongside it. Tsingtao is uniquely positioned to win in this space as it’s a quality product rooted in tradition and authenticity. With package availability in various sizes, Tsingtao is a smart choice for any bar or distributor.

What else is Tsingtao offering during the Lunar New Year for both on- and off-premise accounts?

The brand is offering accounts a full suite of POS and sweepstakes designed to merchandise off-premise displays, while the Tsingtao 16.9 oz. cans are a strong on-premise option, pairing seamlessly with any Lunar New Year inspired special.

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