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MDWerks, Inc. (OTCQB: MDWK) generates news primarily through developments in its sustainable technology platform and the activities of its subsidiaries, Two Trees Beverage Company and RF Specialties, LLC. Company updates often highlight how its proprietary molecular energy wave and radio frequency technologies are being applied in the spirits and wood manufacturing industries.
News related to Two Trees Beverage Company includes announcements about its award-winning spirits, such as Gold Medals and SIP Awards, recognition in regional contests like Best of Asheville, and the launch of new products and collaborations. Examples include private label flavored whiskeys for restaurant partners, specialty whiskies developed with international spirits companies, and the use of spirits-saturated wood chips by artisanal chocolate makers. These stories illustrate how Two Trees uses its Spirits Rapid Aging System and Sustainably Matured™ methods in both branded and private label offerings.
Coverage of RF Specialties, LLC and MDWerks often focuses on the design, construction and delivery of Molecular Sawdust Drying System units for lumber and wood pellet producers. News items describe how these systems aim to provide uniform drying, faster processing and cost benefits, and how they may create new revenue streams through equipment sales and service arrangements.
Investors and observers can also find shareholder letters and updates that discuss revenue trends, the Whiskey-as-a-Service model, capacity expansions at Two Trees’ facilities, and the company’s view of long-term growth opportunities. For those following MDWK, this news stream offers insight into how MDWerks is deploying its technology, forming partnerships and positioning its subsidiaries within their respective markets.
MDWerks (OTCQB: MDWK) appointed beverage industry veteran Roy Milner to its Board of Directors, effective Feb. 17, 2026.
Mr. Milner brings more than 25 years of executive experience in go-to-market strategy, sales, marketing, distribution, brand management and financial oversight. The appointment follows the retirement of director Ted Kratovil.
MDWerks (OTCQB: MDWK) announced on November 19, 2025 that its subsidiary Two Trees Beverage Company used its patented Spirits Rapid Aging System (SRAS) to produce a private‑label Manuka‑wood single malt whisky called Laughing Owl for New Zealand purveyor Te Whekau Tapui. Two Trees combined American single malt from Virginia Distillery Company with New Zealand Manuka wood, applied its Sustainably Matured™ accelerated aging method, and finished the spirit in American oak to create honeyed, caramel and spiced‑fruit aromatics. The release frames private‑label contracts and SRAS commercialization as growth opportunities for Two Trees.
MDWerks (OTCQB: MDWK) filed its Form 10-Q for Q3 ended Sept 30, 2025 and reported sequential revenue gains driven by Two Trees and RF Specialties. Q3 2025 revenue was $780,000, up 85% sequentially from Q2 2025 ($421,000). Management notes Q3 2024 revenue of $1,059,000 included a $520,000 non-recurring RFS service item that skews year‑over‑year comparison.
Two Trees revenue rose to $480,000 in Q3 2025 (+92% QoQ) on three months of white‑label aging services; signed contracts call for additional SRAS unit deliveries in 2026 and an SRAS install at a major U.S. distillery by early 2026. A new SRAS arriving in Dec 2025 will quintuple production capacity. RFS product revenue increased to $300,000 in Q3 2025 (+75% QoQ) driven by completion of an MSDS unit in Sept 2025.
Two Trees Beverage Company, a subsidiary of MDWerks (OTCQB: MDWK), has secured the Gold Badge in the Best of Asheville 2025 contest, marking its third consecutive year as the region's best distillery. The Fletcher, North Carolina-based distillery, known for its Two Trees® and Tim Smith Spirits® brands, combines Appalachian Mountain water and quality grains with its proprietary Sustainably Matured™ aging method.
The company's commitment to sustainable spirits production has garnered multiple accolades in 2025, including a Gold Medal at the New York World Spirits Competition and three SIP Awards. Two Trees' innovative aging process reduces wood consumption while maintaining premium taste quality.
MDWerks (OTCQB: MDWK) announced that its subsidiary, Two Trees Beverage Company, has received a Gold Medal at the 2025 New York World Spirits Competition for its Land of the Sky straight bourbon whiskey.
The award-winning bourbon, which is part of Two Trees' Uplifting Spirits series, was evaluated through a blind tasting process by expert judges. The product features a sustainable maturation process and contributes a percentage of sales to Hurricane Helene relief efforts. Two Trees has also earned three 2025 SIP Awards earlier this year, demonstrating consistent recognition for its sustainably matured spirits portfolio.
MDWerks (OTCQB: MDWK) announced a new collaboration between its subsidiary Two Trees Beverage Company and French Broad Chocolate. The partnership involves Two Trees supplying spirits-saturated wood chips, a by-product from its proprietary spirits rapid aging process, to French Broad Chocolate for creating Whiskey Barrel Dark Chocolate.
The collaboration, which began in August 2025, represents a sustainable initiative where Two Trees' wood chip by-products are repurposed for chocolate production, enhancing the company's economics while reducing waste. French Broad Chocolate incorporates these oak barrel chips to infuse layers of oak, vanilla, and smoke flavors into their chocolate products, which are part of their Carolina Crafted collection.
MDWerks (OTCQB: MDWK) announced that its subsidiary Two Trees Beverage Company has begun producing Crusher Claw, a private label flavored whiskey for Pinchy's Restaurant Group. The premium wood crafted whiskey comes in sea salt caramel and cinnamon flavors and is produced at Two Trees' Fletcher, North Carolina facilities.
The partnership aligns with Pinchy's Restaurant Group, which operates locations in Sevierville, Tennessee, and Boerne, Texas, with a new location opening in Maryville, Tennessee. The collaboration represents Two Trees' strategic focus on private label spirits and the advancement of their Spirits Rapid Aging System (SRAS) technology.
MDWerks (OTCQB: MDWK) has released a mid-year shareholder update highlighting significant growth in its sustainable technology initiatives. The company reported Q2 2025 revenue of $421,000, up 55% from $272,000 in Q2 2024, driven by increased branded liquor sales and white-label aging services.
Key developments include the installation of a new Spirits Rapid Aging System (SRAS) unit that will quintuple spirits production capacity, and the successful implementation of their Whiskey-as-a-Service (WaaS) business model. The company's Two Trees subsidiary received three 2025 SIP Awards for their spirits portfolio. Additionally, MDWerks is delivering its first Molecular Sawdust Drying System (MSDS) to a major U.S. lumber producer.
The company expects higher revenues in Q3 2025 and projects profitability by 2026.
MDWerks (OTCQB: MDWK) announced that its subsidiary Two Trees Beverage Company has established a corporate sponsorship with Blue Ridge Honor Flight, a nonprofit organization based in Asheville, North Carolina.
Through this initiative, Two Trees will donate $1 for each bottle sold from its Fletcher, NC tasting room every Tuesday. These contributions are expected to support approximately two local veterans annually in visiting Washington D.C.'s war memorials and Arlington National Cemetery at no cost.
MDWerks (OTCQB: MDWK) announced the upcoming delivery of its first Molecular Sawdust Drying System (MSDS) to a leading U.S. lumber company in August 2025. The system, designed and built by subsidiary RFS Specialties, employs proprietary molecular energy wave technology to efficiently dry sawdust for wood pellet production.
The agreement includes both initial sales proceeds and ongoing maintenance fees. The MSDS technology offers several advantages including uniform results, reduced drying times, lower costs, and high capacity. The company anticipates potential follow-on orders as capacity levels increase, positioning the system to become an industry standard alongside their Spirits Rapid Aging System.