MG Destilerías’ ready-to-drink (RTD) model Coppa Cocktails has secured listings with 4 airways and key airport places.
Coppa Cocktails was acquired by MG Destilerías in 2024. Quickly after, the model launched a line of canned RTDs.
The model is concentrated on increasing its presence within the world journey retail (GTR) channel, emphasising its promise to ‘ship bar-quality cocktails anytime, anyplace.’
Coppa has partnered with Gate Group’s Gate Retail to supply choose 100ml cans on board three airways.
From 18 March, Coppa Cocktails Mojito have been obtainable on all Vueling flights, whereas the model’s Piña Colada can be found on Air Europa flights, and its Margarita is served on Faucet Air Portugal.
Moreover, Coppa’s Intercourse on the Seaside could be discovered onboard Iberia Categorical, with catering operations managed by Do & Co.
In airport retail, the model’s Spicy Margarita and Coconut Daiquiri are actually obtainable by means of Avolta in a 200ml format at Spanish airports, together with Alicante, Barcelona (Terminals 1 and a couple of), Málaga, and Tenerife South.
In Turkey, the RTD model has secured extra listings with Avolta and Atu Obligation Free.
“Journey retail is a pure match for Coppa Cocktails,” mentioned Manu Giró, CEO of MG Destilerías. “Our mission has all the time been to convey bar-quality cocktails into extra moments of consumption, and journey is without doubt one of the most related.
“Seeing the model broaden so shortly throughout airways and airports is a robust validation of each the idea and the standard behind it.”
Coppa Cocktails’ vary consists of 12 flavours, which are available 100ml minis and 200ml cans, in addition to bigger codecs.
Final yr, the model launched its first cream liqueur-based cocktail, White Choc & Ardour.
Along with Coppa, MG Destilerías portfolio consists of MG Spirit RTDs, Gin MG, Le Tribute gin and mixers, and Santísima Trinidad de Cuba rum.
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