Which RTD alcohol brand name would make you pick up the can

I know this post shouldn't be made as a founder, but I still thought to reach out

I'm working on branding for a ready-to-drink cocktail, and I'm stuck between two names.

1. No Rules
2. Psych

I'm not asking which one you'd buy based on the product. I'm more interested in your first impression of the brand itself.

A few questions:

  • Which one feels more premium?
  • Which one would make you pick it up from a shelf?
  • Which one sounds like it has long-term brand potential?
  • What personality does each name give off?

For context, the target audience is people aged 21+ who enjoy social occasions, music, festivals, and casual drinking. The drink will come in multiple fruit flavors, so I'm looking for a name that can become a lifestyle brand rather than just describe the product.

I'd really appreciate honest opinions—even if you think both names are terrible. If one immediately gives you a certain vibe or reminds you of another brand, I'd love to know.

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u/JellyfishAny1280 — 1 day ago
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Looking for Aluminium Can Suppliers for a Beverage Startup in India

Hi everyone,

-> I'm looking for suppliers who can offer:

-> Standard 250ml or 300ml aluminium beverage cans

-> Can ends/lids (if supplied separately)

-> MOQ information (15,000-20,000 cans needed)

-> Printing (optional) (printed cans vs sleeves/labels)

-> Lead times

-> Approximate pricing

-> Contact details

If you've worked with any suppliers or manufacturers in India or know someone (or nearby countries that export to India), I'd really appreciate your recommendations or introductions.

Feel free to comment below or send me a DM.

Thanks in advance!

u/JellyfishAny1280 — 10 days ago
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Ready to Drink Cocktails - Future in India or not?

Alcohol consumption is reportedly declining globally, and a lot of countries are shifting toward lower-alcohol options like canned cocktails. They're convenient, controlled, and apparently selling very well abroad.

But India still seems heavily beer/whisky driven Do you think Indians would actually switch to RTD canned cocktails?

There are a few companies in this field in India, and big players are also planning to enter this segment in India. Is this something that will really work here long term? Curious what regular drinkers think.

Will Indians prefer premium cocktail flavors like, all will be in either Vodka, Gin, or Tequilla -

Mango chilli combo

Jamun

Jalapenos

Watermelon

Strawberry

Cranberry

Sugarcane in Vodka or Gin

Mint with some other fruit combo, etc...

What if it is 8% in 300ml cans with costing between 160-175 Rs.

Need real reviews on this. I have seen a lot of posts but not many answers on those posts.

u/JellyfishAny1280 — 19 days ago