The canned ready to drink cocktails are one of the best things to happen to people who enjoy cocktails. You can enjoy your favorite or even try a wide range of cocktails without laboring to make them. The RTDs cocktails are prepared differently with varying alcohol content depending with the company. Read the packing before you drink to avoid getting drunk than you expected. The following are the best-canned cocktails that any bartender or expert would recommend:

Drink giant Bacardi is rolling out the first fully biodegradable spirits bottle in the world.

With the culture of Mad Men being all the rage, I’m not sure exactly how to read this label. Is she the female equivalent, or is she just pissed to be staying home while hubby works at the office? Either way, she’s drinking Merlot and there’s nothing wrong with that.

Biodegradable products manufacturer Danimer Scientific has partnered with Bacardi to create a bottle made using natural oils derived from seeds including palm, canola and soy.

In celebration of over 40 years of partnership as the Official Champagne of 007 and the upcoming film No Time To Die, Champagne Bollinger has produced a limited edition gift box that brings together three icons: Bollinger’s signature Special Cuvée, the Aston Martin DB5 and the legendary British secret agent, James Bond.

In its next step towards sustainability, The Absolut Company looking at a paper bottle for its vodka.

Blended Scotch brand Johnnie Walker has unveiled four new limited-edition whiskies to mark its 200^th anniversary this year.

If you are someone using plastic straws in 2020, you need to look up photos of baby turtles and imagine how they feel with plastic in their stomach. Scientists estimate 437 million to 8.3 billion plastic straws pollute the coastlines around the world. So our plastic pollution problem is pretty huge and to be specific how huge, the Great Garbage Patch in the Pacific Ocean is twice the size of Texas. Let’s start making a difference by decreasing single-use plastic usage – one of them being straws!

Johnnie Walker whisky will soon be available in a paper-based bottle that’s 100 per cent plastic-free.

This might seem a bit far fetched but a paper wine bottle has been launched as a sustainable alternative to glass and plastic.