Trade Eights Is Nominated for USA TODAY’s 10Best Canned Cocktail Company Again!

We have some exciting news to share: Trade Eights Cocktails has once again been nominated for USA TODAY’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Award for Best Canned Cocktail Company.

And now, we need your help.

Last Year, You Helped Us Reach #2

When we were nominated for the 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards last year, we were thrilled just to be included among some of the best canned cocktail companies in the country.

Then you started voting! Thanks to the support of our customers, friends, retail partners and the wider Trade Eights community, we finished #2 in the country.

For a small, independent cocktail company from Seattle, that meant a lot to us. We started Trade Eights because we believed a canned cocktail could deliver the flavor, balance and quality of a great cocktail while making it a whole lot easier to enjoy one.

Seeing so many people get behind us was a pretty great sign that we weren’t the only ones who felt that way.

Now, We’re Going for #1

This year, USA TODAY’s 10Best has included Trade Eights among its nominees for Best Canned Cocktail Company once again.

The winner is determined by public voting, which means every vote really does count.

If you’ve cracked open a Trade Eights at a backyard gathering, brought a four-pack along for a weekend away, or discovered us at a tasting, we’d love your vote.

Vote for Trade Eights in the USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards

And if you really want to help us out, share the link with a friend. Getting from #2 to #1 is going to take a few of you. 😉

Thank You for Being Part of Trade Eights

Awards are exciting, but what matters most to us is the community that has grown around Trade Eights.

Every time someone picks up a can at PCC, Wholefoods, or at any of the lovely places that carry us, it helps a local company like ours keep growing. We’re incredibly grateful for that support.

Last year, you helped us get all the way to #2. Think we can make it to #1 this time?

Cast your vote for Trade Eights →

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