The new Dagate Gulf Mexico beer is made of salt and proudly

The Degate Light has introduced a special version of salt water from the Gulf of Mexico, which celebrates national pride and the richness of local goods.

According to Tegate’s parent company Heinacon, the decade is very versatile when connecting to sea salt food, and mexican joins consumers who are proud of everything.

“With this offering, we celebrate our roots, we are confidently with consumers and strengthen the glory of what is made in Mexico,” said the Marketing VPP for the Heinacon Mexico Marc.

The new salt beer was officially launched in a floating bar called “Bar Golfo de Mexico”, which is set on top of a ketamin near the coast of Yukadan’s program.

Only the selected group of journalists, influential and content creators was invited to the exclusive launch event last week. However, in May and June, Kattamaran will be opened to the public. To be part of this experience, the organizers of the event recommends keeping an eye Tegate’s Social Media Channels.

After US President Donald Trump has decided, the marketing action of the Tegate makes a splash before the most fantastic geo -political horizon To change the name of the Gulf of Mexico on the US map earlier this year to the US Gulf.

“This version (beer) refers to the announcement of who we are: real, pride and are ready to continue to develop with our consumers,” said Dagate Brand Director Estephen Valasco.

According to Heinacon, the special salt version of the Decade Light is currently only available in the Gulf bar, where the beer company measures the consumer response. Wide distribution is expected in June, and the six storey refrigerators in Monteri, Merida and Hermosilo are expected to attack beer.

The Degate Light was launched in 1992 by Chervezeria Degate, becoming the first light beer produced in Mexico. Since it has been introduced, Degate Light has experienced continuous growth and is one of the most selling beers in Mexico.

With reports from FinanceOvarian Thunder.MXOvarian Although And Infoba