Bottleshot Black Americano Iced Coffee - Smooth & Bold Cold Brew with Natural Energy Boost - Ready-to-Drink Coffee Beverage - 12x250ml (Pack of 12)

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verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ I’ve known Annie for a while, she’s a fantastic entrepreneur and along with her team she’s built a great product and supply chain capable of delivering tens of millions of cans per year, and has already signed up some great customers. We think we can take these foundations and supercharge them with the addition of the Grind brand, and of course, by adding Grind coffee to the new cans we think they’ll taste even better! I’m really excited for Annie and her team to join Grind and lead this new charge.” As part of the acquisition, Bottleshot’s Annie Mitchell and Leonora Berend will join Grind to lead its push into the ready-to-drink coffee space, and into grocery and supermarkets for canned coffee, coffee pods and bean and ground coffee.

Grind had a fantastic 2022, and it’s great to start 2023 with a bang, announcing another major funding round and the acquisition of Bottleshot Coffee. For a while, I’ve believed that the RTD coffee market is quite under-developed in the UK, particularly compared to the US, and there still isn’t anyone with a real coffee pedigree making a canned coffee product which actually tastes like real coffee,” said David Abrahamovitch, Founder & CEO, Grind. Annie Mitchell, Founder of Bottleshot and now Head of Grocery & B2B at Grind added: “We are thrilled to be joining the Grind team. We’ve watched with admiration as Grind has applied its coffee expertise and brand to the Nespresso pod sector, creating the pod challenger brand in the category. While we completely understand that delays are unacceptable, we tried our upmost to rectify the situation. As a small business our resources are very limited, but we did issue a very large amount of compensation for the delay which I do want to underline. A joint statement from Abrahamovitch and Annie Mitchell, who takes on the role of Head of Grocery & B2B at Grind, said the company plans to turn Grind into the ‘leading challenger brand’ in the RTD coffee market ‘which is dominated by mass market and low-quality products’. Founded in 2018 by Annie Mitchell and Charlotte Dale, Bottleshot was created to take advantage of a gap in the cold brew market. The founders predicted a growing trend for the drinks already experienced in the US, where 40% of ready-to-drink coffee products are cold brew products.Annie has built a great product and supply chain capable of delivering tens of millions of cans per year and has already signed up some great customers. We think we can take these foundations and supercharge them with the addition of the Grind brand,” Abrahamovitch added. In addition, we recently completed the acquisition of Bottleshot coffee to accelerate our entry in the ready-to-drink coffee space, and we’ll be launching our new range of Grind cans very soon! I’ve known Annie for a while, she’s a fantastic entrepreneur and along with her team she’s built a great product and supply chain capable of delivering tens of millions of cans per year, and has already signed up some great customers. Co-founder Annie Mitchel said: “ We saw the exponential growth of cold brew coffee in the US and we were certain that the same would be seen this side of the pond. ​ For a while, I’ve believed that the ready-to-drink coffee market is quite under-developed in the UK, particularly compared to the US, and there still isn’t anyone with a real coffee pedigree making a canned coffee product which actually tastes like real coffee, in part because it can be technically quite difficult to get right.

We think we can take these foundations and supercharge them with the addition of the Grind brand, and of course, by adding Grind coffee to the new cans we think they’ll taste even better! I’m really excited for Annie and her team to join Grind and lead this new charge.” As part of the acquisition, Bottleshot Coffee’s CEO Annie Mitchell and Chief Operating Officer Leonora Berend will join Grind to lead its push into the UK retailsegment.David Abrahamovitch, Grind’s Founder & CEO commented: “Grind had a fantastic 2022, and it’s great to start 2023 with a bang, announcing another major funding round and the acquisition of Bottleshot Coffee. I’m remembering one of my early CanTech blogs which featured an aesthetically pleasing tin of Grind coffee beans, as news arrives that the London-based brand has completed the acquisition of ready-to-drink canned coffee company, Bottleshot Coffee.

Launchedin 2019, Bottleshot Coffee is currently availableatseveral UK retailers including Wholefoods, Ocado and WH Smith, as well as on boardVirgin Atlantic flights. David Abrahamovitch, Grind’s founder and CEO, commented: “Grind had a fantastic 2022, and it’s great to start 2023 with a bang, announcing another major funding round and the acquisition of Bottleshot Coffee. For a while, I’ve believed that the ready-to-drink coffee market is quite under-developed in the UK, particularly compared to the US, and there still isn’t anyone with a real coffee pedigree making a canned coffee product using speciality-grade coffee which actually tastes like real coffee, in part because it can be technically quite difficult to get right.

As boutique hospitality group Grind sets its sights on the US market and further growth for its direct-to-consumer business, World Coffee Portal speaks with founder and CEO David Abrahamovitch about the brand’s ongoing evolution, teaming up with Soho House and staying true to its London roots We are thrilled to have partnered with the likes of Ocado and WHSmith Travel to try and get our product into as many hands as possible and let the UK try cold brew coffee how it should be – the New Orleans way. We’re currently testing new products and we’ll hopefully be announcing these very soon too.” ​ The canned coffee segment is ever-growing (as you may have read in CanTech‘s February 2023 insight), and while the UK and Europe have some catching up to do with Asia Pacific and North America, it seems news like the above will spur new innovations and partnerships. Canned coffee continues to stand out as a versatile, sustainable choice for both on-the-go and at-home consumption.