Beekeeper Coffee and Taco Bell®: Horchata
Beekeeper Coffee and Taco Bell® Partner on Horchata Cold Brew Latte to Serve as the Perfect Pick-Me-Up
Las Vegas, Nevada (February 9, 2024) – Beekeeper, a ready-to-drink coffee brand bringing a new voice to the category’s next generation of consumers, is partnering with Taco Bell to create a limited-edition Horchata cold brew latte to serve as the perfect pick-me-up.
“Beekeeper and Taco Bell share a desire to serve the next generation with offerings that are simple, fresh and aligned with their taste,” said Beekeeper co-founder Paul Rivera. “We see this as a very natural partnership for two brands that are focused on innovation, culture and community.”
The Beekeeper Coffee Horchata cold brew latte will be a delicious blend of smooth cinnamon and creamy vanilla perfectly paired with a drop of honey.
Beekeeper was founded by proven business leaders who have built and guided some of the most iconic brands in culture today. Fara Leff is the Chief Operating Officer of Klutch Sports Group; Paul Rivera is the co-creator of “The Shop” and the Chief Brand Officer of Springhill Co.; David Creech is the co-founder of Adopt and Chief Creative Officer of Klutch Athletics; and Andrew and Nate Forbes lead the Forbes company and were former owners of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
“We’re incredibly excited about this partnership with Taco Bell, and can’t wait to level up breakfast for their guests,” said Beekeeper co-founder Fara Leff. “Our extensive network includes a variety of innovative brands in lifestyle and sports, so we expect this to be the first of many collaborations to create a unique distribution channel for us.”
Beekeeper currently offers cold brew lattes available in three flavors – Vanilla, Mocha and Caramel – and for the more avid coffee consumer, a Black cold brew. All come with a drop of honey. More information regarding timing and availability of the Beekeeper Horchata cold brew latte will be available soon.
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