Media Kit · Spirits & bottle design
The most striking, sculptural bottles on the shelf — the ones people screenshot and send to a friend. Premium-curious, collector-minded, and built to travel.
A 1,827-follower account put up a single Reel that pulled 376,025 views. The audience is small on paper — the reach isn't. This isn't a following you rent; it's content that gets shared.
Shares are the number that matters most for a "where do I buy this" product — 30,612 shares means viewers are actively sending the bottle to someone. That's buy-intent, not a vanity metric.
Case study
Two posts on one sculptural Scotch bar set. Combined, they reached nearly half a million people — and the comments and DMs still ask the same question: where can I actually buy it? The demand is real, sustained, and currently going unanswered.
The comment/DM strategy isn't generic engagement farming — it's built to turn a real observation about a bottle into a real conversation with the people who made it. It's already worked:
On-location collaboration
Filmed a tasting episode on-site with Four Finger's own team (Master Distiller Angie Harter), reviewing a genuine limited release. Named collaborators and real on-location footage drove 4× the comment volume of any solo bottle post — a distinct, repeatable format, not a one-off.
From comment to partner
A single genuine comment on their post led to a DM invite, an in-person meeting with their director of marketing, and gifted bottles — the exact indirect, no-ask playbook this account runs, converting into a real brand relationship.
Also an ongoing gifted-bottle relationship with Casa Maestri, plus several warm brand conversations in progress (Olujo, Rey Del Mundo, Blue Star Tequila) — this isn't a one-time result, it's how the account is run.
Most creators sell you impressions. I've built and deployed an automated system that turns a comment into an attributable sale — and it's ready to point at a partner today.
For a retail or brand partner, that means trackable, attributable sales with near-zero effort on my end — plug in a code and the demand routes straight to you.