Miles Teller Sells Stake in Finnish Long Drink for $325 Million
Actor Miles Teller has sold his stake in The Finnish Long Drink as part of a $325 million acquisition by the Mark Anthony Group of Companies. Teller discussed his involvement in building the brand and noted he is not retiring from acting. The sale follows the brand's growth to become the sixth-largest spirit-based ready-to-drink product in the U.S. in 2025.
comicbook.comThe Finnish Long Drink has been acquired by the Mark Anthony Group of Companies, which produces White Claw, for $325 million, according to The Hollywood Reporter. He stated that he would not disclose specific financial details from the deal.
The Finnish Long Drink is a ready-to-drink beverage made with gin and grapefruit soda, originating from Finland.
Teller became involved after discovering the product at a tasting event in New York hosted by co-founders Ere Partanen and Sakari Manninen. U.S. Teller contributed to the brand's expansion by participating in promotional activities, including events at college campuses, golf tournaments, and ad campaigns.
The brand has more than tripled in size since 2022.
The Hollywood Reporter noted that many celebrity-backed alcohol brands, such as whiskey associated with Drake, tequila with Justin Timberlake, and vodka with Channing Tatum, have not sustained long-term success.
Teller described his approach as more hands-on compared to partnerships initiated by talent agencies. He stated that he initiated the partnership independently after trying the product. Teller also mentioned he will not retire from acting following the sale.
Teller has a supporting role in the film 'Michael,' scheduled for release on April 24, 2026.
He indicated no plans to promote on social media platforms like Instagram.
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Valence skew: systematically negative portrayal of similar celebrity ventures
Teller's involvement highlights how celebrity endorsements often fail without genuine commitment, as seen in many short-lived ventures.
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