An Ohio man who has become known as "TeaKO" is shedding more light on that viral Twisted Tea video. Barry Allen gained national attention this month for the way he handled a belligerent white man at a Circle K in Ohio.

Earlier this month for threatening an ex-employer. With a twisted tee in one hand. And a metal pipe in the other. He's earning himself a second mug.

The Brand Went Viral Following a Racist Incident In December, 2020, Twisted Tea received an unexpected amount of press after a Black man named Barry Allen hit an unnamed white male over the head with a can of Twisted Tea in response to a barrage of racist comments.

TikTok submarine conspiracy debunked. A claim that the CEO of Twisted Tea Dave Burwick was one of the five passengers in the now-imploded OceanGate submersible has been making rounds on the internet.

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Twisted Tea Original (nicknamed “Twea”) is made with black tea and a touch of lemon.

Philadelphia According to a heat map recently released by Twisted Tea - the drink for people who think there's not enough alcohol in tea, or not enough tea in alcohol - Philadelphia is the epicenter of consumption for Twisted Tea Light. Oh, Philly.

In the video, a white customer uses racial slurs multiple times while yelling at a Black customer in the line behind him. “What? You gonna smack me with that?” the white man asked after seeing the man drop a can of Twisted Tea. “Smack me.

It all started in 2001 in Cincinnati, OH. The dream was simple – brew a refreshing iced tea with flavors we love, and an added twist. We experimented night and day, searching for the perfect combination of select teas, lemon flavors, and fun.

The product was originally released by Boston Beer as BoDean's Twisted Tea in 2000, but an indie rock band from Milwaukee called BoDeans sued the brewery for trademark infringement. The two parties came to a settlement later that year, and the name was dropped from the product.

I did Q&A with Billy Grotto, Special Events Manager for Twisted Tea, over e-mail. Grotto is unique from other brand ambassadors in actually being out there at live events, someone who you can approach with ease.

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