Food Culture Inc. reports developments tied to its food and beverage operating strategy and its wholly owned subsidiary, Distill Brands International. The company completed its shift from ready-to-eat meal distribution toward spirits, wine and ready-to-drink beverage brand development, with DBI focused on premium spirits, wines and beverages aligned with sports and entertainment markets.
Recurring FCUL news includes branded product introductions such as Stadium Premium Vodka, Stadium Collector wines and the Booze in a Bag flexible packaging format. Company updates also cover co-packing and distillery partner arrangements, U.S. and Canadian distribution planning, product sampling, inventory and purchase-order financing, and working-capital support for beverage production activity.
Food Culture (OTCID:FCUL) announced a special-edition 750ml Stadium Collector wine collection launching December 11, 2025, featuring a riesling and a cabernet.
The wines use grapes sourced from the USA and Canada and target distribution to football fans in the USA, Canada and Mexico. Packaging will include customized retail boxes and bottles featuring flags of countries participating in 2026 North American football matches.
The announcement also notes Food Culture's recent acquisition of Distill Brands International (DBI), which will produce premium spirits, wines and RTD beverages under its global spirits and marketing platform.
Food Culture (OTCID: FCUL) announced that its subsidiary Distill Brands International (DBI) has engaged three accredited distillery partners to produce its 2026 in-house branded Stadium Premium Vodka product line, starting with a 750ml Collector Bottle.
Union Grove Distillery (Upstate New York) and Two Eagles Distillery (Chicago) will supply U.S. distribution, while Lazuli Vodka (Toronto) is the exclusive Canadian co-packer for 2026. Management says each partner has capacity to meet targeted 2026 distribution needs.
Food Culture (OTCID:FCUL) closed a Share Exchange Agreement on November 18, 2025 to acquire Distill Brands International (DBI) as a wholly owned subsidiary in exchange for 18 million restricted common shares issued to BIAB Holdings.
Paul Neelin was appointed CEO of FCUL and will continue as CEO and CMO of DBI; Neelin and his spouse control approximately 74% of BIAB. DBI is a Canada-based premium spirits and marketing business focused on vodka, whiskey, rum, gin, bourbon, tequila, liqueurs and RTD beverages and plans partner and co-packing announcements prior to the close of Q1 fiscal 2026. Management announced a proposed rebrand to Distill Spirits Acquisition Group and a website relaunch.