
The new launch, called WKD Cocktails, will roll out to the UK’s independent off-premise in July with an SRP of GBP4.99 (US$7). The 5.5%-abv pre-mix – available in Blue Lagoon and Tropical Sunrise flavours – targets the 18-to-24-year-old consumer and aims to capitalise on increasing demand for take-home formats.

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SHS said the pair use existing WKD flavours mixed with fruit flavours to create “fuss-free popular cocktails”. According to the company, 30% of WKD’s sales already come from consumers making their own cocktails.
“SHS Drinks believes that category-leading WKD is perfectly poised to amplify this opportunity,” it added.
Earlier this month, SHS announced a WKD tie-up with UK reality TV show Love Island. The RTD brand will be the ‘official alcohol partner’ of the show when it airs on ITV2 this Summer

How is technology having an impact on Consumer buying behavior?
- A breakdown of the trend’s prominence across sectors
- Insights into consumer online penetration, preferred electronic devices and engagement
- The key drivers and challenges impacting the digital lifestyles trend
- A spotlight on key innovations set to reshape the consumer landscape
- Analysis of what’s next for digital innovations and how brands can leverage the trend