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Elizabeth Banks, Co-Owner and Chief Creative Officer of Archer Roose Wines issued a retraction & replacement of ‘The Snake Rewards Program.’ The program promised to send an actual, live snake of Archer Roose’s choosing to every consumer who purchased 100,000 cases of Archer Roose’s luxury canned wine. The suspension comes as a result of legal grey areas and multiple violations of state and federal regulations — specifically in regards to the mailing of poisonous snakes across state lines.
“You win some, you lose some,” says Elizabeth Banks, Hollywood actress and Chief Creative Officer of Archer Roose. “Not everyone can appreciate truly great business ideas.”
In lieu of mailing live snakes, Archer Roose announces the launch of a new loyalty program, Roose Rewards. The Roose Rewards program is a complimentary rewards plan, in which customers can accrue points, bonuses, and unlock other exclusive member perks by reaching Enthusiast, Insider or Adventurer status. Rewards include items such as cash back towards your next purchase, early access to limited edition wines and seasonal events, and even exclusive merch.
Roose Rewards is launched alongside Archer Roose’s robust direct to consumer offerings including a mix & match Explorer Pack where fans can choose their own wine adventure, subscriptions to automatically receive favorite varietals, and various packaging sizes (from 12 cans to 48 cans).
“At our core, we’re a risk-taking company,” says Marian Leitner-Waldman, Co-Founder & CEO of Archer Roose. “And I think offering free snakes to perfect strangers has taught us some very valuable lessons. Needless to say, we are very excited about the new reptile-free Archer Roose Rewards program.”
To make up for the lack of reptiles, customers who sign up for Roose Rewards will automatically receive five dollars towards their purchase when they sign up. Learn more about the rewards program at archerroose.com/rewards.
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Wine Paris & Vinexpo Paris will welcome 2,800 exhibitors from 32 countries to France February 14 through 16, 2022.
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