Top 10 U.S. Celebrities Who Own (Or Co‑Own) Drink Brands

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Ryan Reynolds – Aviation Gin

Ryan Reynolds helped make Aviation Gin a household name with his creative marketing and hands-on approach. Even after the brand was sold to a major beverage company, Reynolds stayed involved as its public face. His humorous ads and social media presence played a huge role in boosting the gin’s popularity.

George Clooney – Casamigos Tequila

George Clooney co-founded Casamigos Tequila with friends, originally just for their private enjoyment. It quickly grew into a billion-dollar brand thanks to its smooth taste and celebrity appeal. Clooney’s name brought attention, but the tequila’s quality kept people coming back.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson – Teremana Tequila

The Rock launched Teremana Tequila during a surge in celebrity spirits. The brand’s message of authenticity and high-quality ingredients attracted a loyal following. Its rapid sales growth shows how much star power and personal branding matter in today’s drink market.

Kendall Jenner – 818 Tequila

Kendall Jenner’s 818 Tequila made waves as soon as it launched. Young consumers in particular were drawn to its branding and social media buzz. Despite some controversy, the brand quickly found a strong spot in the crowded tequila world.

Conor McGregor – Proper No. Twelve & Forged Irish Stout

Conor McGregor shook up the whiskey market with Proper No. Twelve, and followed up with Forged Irish Stout. Both drinks carry McGregor’s bold style and have seen impressive sales. His fierce promotion and loyal fan base have been key to their success.

Dan Aykroyd – Crystal Head Vodka

Dan Aykroyd’s Crystal Head Vodka stands out for its unique skull-shaped bottle and ultra-pure vodka. The brand markets itself as creative and out-of-the-box, reflecting Aykroyd’s personality. It has become a favorite among collectors and vodka fans alike.

Post Malone – Maison No. 9 Rosé

Post Malone entered the wine scene with Maison No. 9, aiming for a stylish, high-end image. The rosé has been well-received, especially among younger wine drinkers. Malone’s involvement gives the brand instant cool factor and wide exposure.

Beyoncé – SirDavis American Whiskey

Beyoncé’s SirDavis American Whiskey pays tribute to her family history and Southern roots. The brand’s story is as much a part of its appeal as the whiskey itself. Beyoncé’s influence ensures strong sales and attention from both fans and spirit lovers.

Ellie Goulding – Served Hard Seltzer

Ellie Goulding’s Served is a hard seltzer with an eco-friendly focus. The brand markets itself to health-conscious consumers and aims to stand out in a very competitive category. Goulding’s involvement and the drink’s sustainability claims have helped it grow quickly.

Lionel Messi – Más+ Sports Drink

Soccer superstar Lionel Messi launched Más+ to compete in the sports drink space, focusing on hydration and wellness. The product’s connection to a global icon like Messi has helped it gain traction, especially among athletes and young fans. Its growth reflects the ongoing trend of celebrities moving into non-alcoholic beverage brands.