GoKawiilElizabeth Banks pushes canned wine brand Archer Roose to loosen up industry image
Elizabeth Banks, who holds the title of chief creative officer at canned wine maker Archer Roose, argues that wine brands must shed their formal, elitist image to attract a broader range of drinkers. She traces her interest to a moment tubing down a river in Utah while drinking a canned beverage, which led her toward championing more casual, approachable wine marketing.
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Wine sales have struggled to keep pace with the growth of ready-to-drink cocktails and hard seltzers, especially among younger consumers who see traditional wine culture as intimidating or outdated. A celebrity-backed push toward casual, canned formats signals an industry-wide effort to modernize distribution and branding to survive shifting drinking habits.
- Elizabeth Banks serves as chief creative officer at Archer Roose, a canned wine company.
- She believes wine's traditionally serious image discourages broader consumer appeal.
- Her interest stems from a personal moment enjoying a canned drink while tubing in Utah.
Source: fastcompany.com, 2026-09-18
Published there as: “Elizabeth Banks wants to make wine fun again. That could be serious business”
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