The “Yellowstone” star is supported by the California company whiskey and wines.
Kelly Reilly, an actress showing Beth Dutton on “Yellowstone”, a popular television series, has recently joined Muncy wines and whiskey As an ambassador of the brand.
The partnership, announced in November, was more than two and a half years emerging.
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“You can always make the best product in the world,” the co -founder of Munition Andy Wahl for Fox News Digital.
“But if you don’t know how to market it and make it where you can create some consciousness about consumers and you will get trial on it, your product will basically sit on the shelf.”
The “Yellowstone” actress Kelly Reilly is the new face of California municipal wines and whiskey. (Emerson Miller/Wines & Whiskey)
Through a business partner, Wahl managed to connect with Reilly.
Wahl said it was “very intrigued in terms of it as personality. It was definitely a long reunion period because she was never associated with Mark. She never had a desire for that.”
Wahl said that Reilly began to understand the value of playing a “powerful character” that could command a “huge voice” to “the growing category of female consumers in the whiskey space”.
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The “soil in the spirit” of ammunition, which should launch later this year, is celebrating the production, heritage and adventurous spirit in the heart of Wines & Whiskey, “the statement said.
“I have always respected deep respect for the Earth and our natural resources,” Reilly, 47, said in a statement. “I was immediately attracted to the munition commitment to create a highlighting product with the identity of the brand rooted in the spirit American West. I am delighted with the municipality partner and contribute to my experiences and perspectives. “
Reilly participated in the photo session for ammunition during the break from filming “Yellowstone” in Montana. (Emerson Miller/Wines & Whiskey)
Reilly was photographed by holding a bottle Whiskey municipality In Montana, where “Yellowstone” is recorded.
Considering that her “time was limited,” said Wahl, a photographer of the show, Emerson Miller, helped the photo session. The goal of shooting “was to create a kind of great voice that can connect and expand the reach of our consumer base,” Wahl said, especially among women Whiskey drinks.
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During the recent Florida event that Wahl attended, 70% of those who signed up were women, he said.
Among them was a 60-year-old woman. She approached him and told him, “I’m so glad Kelly is on. You know, and I love my whiskey. It’s not just for boys.”
More women drink whiskey, said the co -founder of Munition Andy Wahl. (Wines and whiskey ammunition)
“These are very proud women [who] He’ll drink something male like ammunition, “Wahl said.
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Ammunition was first launched as Winery Before adding whiskey to his Arsenal 2021 during the Coid-19 pandemia.
Munitions of the ammunition are old, mixed and distilled with “the true spirit of the West,” the mark is said. Due to the origin of the ammunition, his bourbon is ended in wine cabins.
The recording began with the sale of wine. Because of this, the bourbons of ammunition are completed in wine games. (Wines and whiskey ammunition)
In harmonizing an actress born in Britain, Wahl said that he hoped Reilly would help educate others about the connection between America with Bourbon and his evolution from farm to spirit.
“This is the juice we like to drink,” Wahl said.
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“Yellowstone” concluded his fifth and last season in December.
Prequel series, “1923”, is back for the second season later this month.
