Announcing O'Leary Fine Wines

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·Nov 7, 2024

[Music] And we are back now with the new edition of Shar Tank. Your life, we have two entrepreneurs ready to go head-to-head. Kevin Oer from Shark Tank is here. We've already seen him double Dutch; it's one of his many, many talents. Also wearing that Smia cup, all about wine.

And you guys have a big launch coming up that started at Shark Tank?

It did! It's the largest deal ever done in Shark Tank history: $2.5 million. It's mine. It's about changing the wine industry. The only beverage in America that we can't buy in a single serve is wine. And to do it... yeah, I'm a huge wine lover, Georgia! I have five sellers. I'm a member of the Chev test. I collect wine; I love it.

I've decided to launch my own wine in conjunction with launching the new technology in single serve. So, Oar Wines is being launched on QVC April 26th, and then it's going online. At the end of May, we're launching single serve. So when you go to a rock show or you go to a baseball game, football game—single serve of wine in a plastic container! Never been done before!

I think it's going to be huge! We feel on Shark Tank today that we're big enough now as a platform to change and innovate industries. Cannot wait to see that!

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