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Holla Spirits expands reach with first retail bottle shop
York-based Holla Spirits has opened its first-ever retail bottle shop within McLanahan’s Downtown Market at 119 South Allen Street in State College.
Filling a void, KLYR hits spirits market with clean silver rum
A silver rum is making a splash throughout the region with a clean formula that offers connoisseurs a spirit with no sugar or carbohydrates.
PLCB: Retail liquor sales up 3.5%
Retail liquor sales in Pennsylvania increased 3.5% to $2.2 billion last year.
Holla Spirits sets sights on tripling sales
A millennial-owned spirits company in York has set its sights on tripling sales this year.
Industry veteran partners with Holla Spirits
York-based Holla Spirits has a new partner and chief sales officer.
Holla Spirits partners with California distributor to expand sales
York-based Holla Spirits, a millennial-owned spirits company, will expand its sales through a partnership with ROKit Launch.
York’s Holla Spirits expands distribution into Virginia
Holla Spirits, a millennial-owned spirits company in York has expanded its Mid-Atlantic distribution agreement with Lanterna Distributors, Inc. to grow the company’s vodka brand in Virginia.
York’s Holla Spirits offering Ready-to-Drink cocktails
Holla Spirits, a millennial-owned spirits company in York, has expanded its on-the-go pouch line-up to include three Ready-to-Drink cocktails.
Proceeds from sales of the Official Pennsylvania Tavern Summer Drink to support rare disease research
Holla Spirits, a York-based distilled spirits company, is supporting Uplifting Athletes in partnership with the Pennsylvania licensed Beverage & Tavern Association to raise money for rare disease research.
Pa. reopens state liquor stores in Lancaster, closes others in Philly
Most of Pennsylvania’s Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores are set to reopen on Friday in the remaining counties transitioning to the state’s yellow phase.
Cocktails to go? There’s a bill for that headed to the Pa. Senate
Bars and restaurants in Pennsylvania may soon have another source of revenue if a bill now heading to the state senate is approved.
