Newly launched Cincinnati brand, Canvus Cocktails, a premium canned cocktail from the founders of Boone County Distilling, announced its commitment to become the Official Canned Cocktail of the Cincinnati Bengals, bringing a variety of bourbon and vodka based canned cocktails for fans to enjoy on gameday.

“As a longtime fan and member of the community, we thought what better way to launch Canvus Cocktails than with the Cincinnati Bengals,” said Canvas Cocktails Co-Founder Mike Wells. 

“Canvus is a champion of creators, with each of the cans showcasing original artwork from regional artists. We are excited to share their talents and our refreshing, flavor filled cocktails with the fans.”

Created with real spirits and real juices, Canvus Cocktails invoke premium craft cocktail style and creativity, while being delicious, easy to drink and refreshing. 

Canvus comes in four flavors, two Bourbon based – Bourbon Mule and Bourbon Lemon Spice – and two vodka based – Raspberry Lemonade and Cucumber Jalapeno. All flavors are 8% ABV.

As part of the partnership, Canvus Cocktails will create a commemorative can design to support the Bengals’ new white helmet. 

The limited-edition cans will be available in Paycor Stadium and market wide starting with the White Bengal game on Thursday Night Football on Sept. 29.

“We are excited to partner with Canvus Cocktails and look forward to launching the White Bengal commemorative can this September,” said Bengals Director of Corporate Partnerships Ryan Holmes. 

“We believe our fans will love the design and enjoy the product both in and out of Paycor Stadium for years to come.”

“The White Bengal game is one of the most anticipated games of the season, and we want all Bengals fans to be watching with one of the limited-edition Canvus White Bengal cans,” said Wells.

The highly sought-after commemorative cans will feature artwork from local Cincinnati artists and will be available in a variety 8-pack with 12oz slim cans, available exclusively in the Bengals home marketing area starting on Sept. 29.