Kendall Jenner Is Covering Part Of Your Thanksgiving Eve Bar Tab This Year

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  • Kendall Jenner’s 818 Tequila will cover up to $8.18 per person for cocktails purchased at bars nationwide on Nov. 22.

  • The award-winning tequila brand embodies sustainability, community support, and traditional production methods in Jalisco, Mexico.

  • 818 Tequila’s Cheersgiving campaign offers a festive escape from hometown awkwardness while enjoying an ethically produced, award-winning spirit at participating bars.

Kendall Jenner is here to make sure that your Thanksgiving is full of 818 Tequila.

Timed to the busiest bar night of the year and the official kick off to the holiday season, 818 is launching its Cheersgiving campaign. Simply put, on Wednesday, November 22, 818 will cover up to $8.18 of your 818 Tequila cocktail tab that’s purchased at locations nationwide.

Heading home for the holidays can be stressful and uncomfortable – small talk with distant relatives, invasive friends of friends, and run-ins with old classmates. Enter 818 Tequila, who’s here to help beat the hometown awkwardness with a festive (and much needed) “cheers.”

818 Cheersgiving Tequila campaign.
818 Cheersgiving Tequila campaign .

Founded by Kendall Jenner, 818 Tequila is an award-winning, hand-crafted tequila brand and Certified B Corporation™. Produced using traditional methods in Jalisco, Mexico at a family-owned-and-operated distillery, the brand has won 43 blind tasting awards across 13 international spirits competitions, including Best Reposado Tequila from the World Tequila Awards, Platinum Award from the SIP Awards, Chairman’s Trophy from the Ultimate Spirits Challenge, Triple Gold from the MicroLiquor Spirit Awards, Top 100 Spirits from the Ultimate Spirits Challenge, and Innovation Award from the SIP Awards.

From its 1% for the Planet giveback, to partnering with S.A.C.R.E.D. – a nonprofit that supports Mexican communities where heritage agave spirits are made – and to working with local, family-owned businesses in Jalisco, Mexico and sustainable suppliers, 818 Tequila embodies an emerging consumer ethos.

On Nov. 22, the award-winning tequila brand founded by Kendall Jenner will cover up to $8.18 per person of 818 Tequila cocktails purchased at bars nationwide.

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Happening from 6 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. PT, just buy any 818 Tequila cocktail at a participating bar or restaurant, which you can track down on its website. After, head to 818’s Cheersgiving website and upload your receipt by 11:59 p.m. PT on Nov. 23 to get reimbursed up to $8.18 per person.

Kendall Jenner pictured with 818 Tequila campaign.
Kendall Jenner pictured with 818 Tequila campaign.

 

It’s first come, first served while supplies last and available in Alaska, Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Washington, D.C., Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho, Illinois, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont, Wisconsin and Wyoming.

818 Tequila has won over 40 international tasting awards for its sustainably produced tequila made using traditional methods at a family-owned distillery in Jalisco, Mexico. So not only will 818 help reduce your bar tab, but you can feel good while sipping an award-winning spirit produced using ethical and eco-friendly practices.

Since launching in 2021, 818 Tequila has leveraged its celebrity stardom into a rollercoaster of new products and initiatives. In recent memory, the brand has launched a Christmas-themed Toffee and Tequila chocolate bar, merch, cocktail kits, espresso martini glitter bombs and more. All in all, 818 has (expectedly) inched closer to becoming an all-encompassing lifestyle brand than it has simply a spirits company.

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