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AMASS Brands Group's Summer Water Rosé, the #1 Best-Selling Domestic Rosé Between $15 - $20, Expands Distribution to 37 California Costco Locations

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AMASS Brands Group (NASDAQ: AMSS) announced that its Summer Water Rosé has expanded distribution into 37 Costco locations across California, adding to national placements at major retailers such as Whole Foods, Total Wine, H-E-B, Central Market, and others.

According to Wine Enthusiast, the 2025 vintage earned 92 points and a Best Buy designation, extending a streak of six consecutive vintages rated 90+ points. Nielsen data for the 52 weeks ended July 11, 2026 shows Summer Water as the #1 best-selling domestic rosé in the $15–20 price tier, with a 17.3% domestic category share at that price and sales more than 20% higher than the next-largest domestic competitor. Including imports, Summer Water ranks 6th of 613 rosés nationally in the $15–20 range and 17th of 2,144 rosé brands across all origins and price tiers in the U.S.

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  • Distribution expansion into 37 Costco locations across California
  • 17.3% share of U.S. domestic rosé category in $15–20 tier
  • #1 domestic rosé nationally in the $15–20 price range by sales
  • >20% higher sales than the next-largest domestic rosé in $15–20 tier
  • Six consecutive vintages of Summer Water rated 90+ points by Wine Enthusiast
  • 2025 vintage awarded 92 points and Best Buy by Wine Enthusiast

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Market Context

AMSS’s recent news record includes both 10.78% and -8.15% 24-hour reactions. Against that mixed hist...
Analysis

AMSS’s recent news record includes both 10.78% and -8.15% 24-hour reactions. Against that mixed history, the Costco expansion adds distribution evidence; Nasdaq listing compliance remains a documented risk to monitor.

Key Figures

Costco locations: 37 locations Wine rating: 92 points 90+ point vintages: 6 consecutive vintages +5 more
8 metrics
Costco locations 37 locations California distribution expansion
Wine rating 92 points 2025 Summer Water Rosé vintage
90+ point vintages 6 consecutive vintages Summer Water Rosé
Category share 17.3% Domestic rosé priced between $15 and $20; 52 weeks ended July 11, 2026
Sales advantage More than 20% Versus the next-largest domestic rosé in the price tier
Rosés tracked 613 rosés Nationally sold in the $15–20 range
Rosé brands tracked 2,144 rosé brands Across every origin and price tier in the U.S.
Editors’ Choice rating 93 points 2024 Summer Water Rosé vintage

Historical Context

5 past events · Latest: Jul 22 (Neutral)
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Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Jul 22 Fireside chat announcement Neutral +1.7% Virtual fireside chat announced to discuss growth initiatives and retail expansion.
Jul 16 Electrolyte product launch Positive -8.2% Electrolyte mixers generated approximately $36,000 first-month gross revenue after May debut.
Jul 01 Electrolyte product launch Positive -5.4% Electrolyte powder mixers launched with zero-sugar formulation and four flavors.
Jun 29 Majority stake acquisition Positive +10.8% Majority HpO stake acquisition announced with stock consideration and closing conditions.
Jun 29 Retail distribution expansion Positive +10.8% Three Pizzolato MUSE SKUs announced for rollout across 12 Eataly locations.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

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AMSS’s recent news reactions were mixed: three promotional or transaction announcements aligned with gains, while two product-launch announcements diverged with declines.

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2025 Vintage Earns 92 Points and Best Buy from Wine Enthusiast, Extending Six Consecutive Vintages Rated 90+

SANTA MARIA, Calif., July 31, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AMASS Brands Group (NASDAQ: AMSS) (“AMASS” or “the Company”), a premium, multi-category beverage platform spanning non-alcohol, functional, and alcohol 2.0 products, today announced the expansion of Summer Water Rosé into 37 Costco locations across California, building on the brand's national presence at leading retailers, including Whole Foods, Total Wine, FreshDirect, Foxtrot, H-E-B, Central Market, and more.

In addition, Wine Enthusiast has awarded Summer Water's 2025 vintage 92 points and a Best Buy designation, marking the brand's sixth consecutive vintage rated 90 points or higher.¹ New Nielsen data also confirms Summer Water as the best-selling domestic rosé in the $15–20 price tier nationally.²

The streak includes a 93-point Editors' Choice distinction for the 2024 vintage, an honor earned by fewer than 1% of the rosés reviewed by Wine Enthusiast and tied for the publication's highest-rated rosé priced between $15 and $20 worldwide.³ No conventional still rosé has ever earned more than 95 points from Wine Enthusiast, underscoring the consistency and quality Summer Water has maintained across vintages.⁴

"In the wine business, consistency is what earns consumer trust, and consumer trust is what earns long-term retail partnerships," said Mark Thomas Lynn, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of AMASS. "Summer Water has delivered that consistency year after year, and that's why we're continuing to expand with leading retailers like Costco. It's also the approach we're taking across the AMASS portfolio: build exceptional brands, earn lasting consumer loyalty, and grow with the right retail partners over time."

According to Nielsen data for the 52 weeks ended July 11, 2026, Summer Water holds a 17.3% share of the domestic rosé category priced between $15 and $20, the largest share of any domestic brand in the category.2 Summer Water also outsells the next-largest domestic rosé at that price point by more than 20%.² Including imports, Summer Water ranks sixth among all 613 rosés sold nationally in the $15–20 range, and 17th among all 2,144 rosé brands tracked across every origin and price tier in the U.S.2

Benefiting from an unusually long, cool growing season, the 2025 vintage showcases the bright fruit and mineral character that has become synonymous with Summer Water. Wine Enthusiast's Central Coast wine critic, Matt Kettmann, described the wine as featuring "clean lines of strawberry and cherry" with chalky minerality and a vibrant palate of raspberry and light herbal notes.

1 Source: Wine Enthusiast, review of Summer Water Rosé, 2025 vintage

2 Source: Nielsen, Total US xAOC + Convenience, 52 weeks ended July 11, 2026.

3 Source: Wine Enthusiast, review of Summer Water Rosé, 2024 vintage; percentile ranking derived from Wine Enthusiast’s public review database, www.wineenthusiast.com. Percentile ranking (“tied for #1 $15–20 rosé in the world”) is based on percentile standing within Wine Enthusiast’s public review dataset

4 Source: Wine Enthusiast public review database, rosé category. www.wineenthusiast.com

About Summer Water

Summer Water is a dry, sugar-free rosé made in California’s Central Coast and crafted by winemaker Ryan Zotovich. The brand sources its grapes from vineyards vetted against Summer Water’s own quality standards, with Grenache as its primary varietal for its quality and character. Summer Water’s fermentation process is calibrated to deliver full color and structure with no residual sugar left behind. Summer Water is available in retailers including Whole Foods Market, Total Wine & More, FreshDirect, Foxtrot, H-E-B, Central Market, and Costco. Full nutritional and product information is available at www.summerwater.com.

About AMASS Brands Group

AMASS Brands Group (Nasdaq: AMSS) is a next-generation beverage platform built around the brands defining how modern consumers drink — and increasingly, how they don’t. The company’s portfolio spans non-alcohol, functional, and alcohol 2.0 categories, with standout brands across each: Good Twin Non-Alcoholic Wine, a top-10 non-alcoholic wine in the U.S. and one of the fastest-growing in the category; AMASS Electrolyte Mixer, a functional disruptor redefining the mixer category; and Summer Water Rosé, the zero-sugar, #1-selling domestic rosé priced between $15 and $20 in the U.S. — among others across the portfolio. As moderation trends accelerate, AMASS is positioned to benefit structurally rather than reactively — with margin discipline, cohesive brand architecture, and the multi-brand scalability that supports the Company’s long-term brand and platform growth strategy.

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FAQ

What did AMASS (NASDAQ: AMSS) announce about Summer Water Rosé and Costco on July 31, 2026?

AMASS announced that Summer Water Rosé is expanding into 37 Costco locations across California. According to AMASS, this growth builds on existing national distribution with retailers like Whole Foods, Total Wine, H-E-B, Central Market, and additional regional and online partners.

Why is Summer Water Rosé considered the #1 domestic rosé between $15 and $20 for AMSS?

Summer Water Rosé is the best-selling domestic rosé nationally in the $15–20 price tier. According to Nielsen data cited by AMASS, the brand holds a 17.3% domestic share at that price and outsells the next-largest domestic rosé by more than 20%.

How did Wine Enthusiast rate AMASS’s Summer Water Rosé 2025 vintage?

Wine Enthusiast awarded the 2025 Summer Water Rosé 92 points and a Best Buy designation. According to AMASS, this continues a streak of six consecutive vintages rated 90 points or higher, following a 93-point Editors' Choice rating for the 2024 vintage.

What market share does AMASS’s Summer Water Rosé hold in the U.S. rosé market?

Summer Water holds a 17.3% share of the domestic rosé category priced between $15 and $20. According to Nielsen data cited by AMASS, it ranks sixth among 613 rosés in that price range and 17th among 2,144 rosé brands overall.

How does Summer Water Rosé rank among all rosés nationally in the $15–20 price tier?

Summer Water Rosé ranks sixth among 613 rosés sold nationally in the $15–20 price range. According to AMASS, this ranking includes both domestic and imported rosés tracked by Nielsen across the U.S. market over the latest 52-week period.

What recognition did the 2024 Summer Water Rosé vintage receive and how is it positioned in the $15–20 segment?

The 2024 vintage received 93 points and an Editors' Choice distinction from Wine Enthusiast. According to AMASS, that score ties it for the publication’s highest-rated rosé priced between $15 and $20 worldwide in Wine Enthusiast’s public review database.