WASHINGTON, Oct. 23, 2024 ~ The Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA) has announced that award-winning actors and co-founders of Dos Hombres, Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston, will be delivering the keynote address at WSWA's Access LIVE 2025. This premier event for the wine and spirits industry will take place in Denver from February 3-6, 2025.

Known for their dynamic partnership both on-screen and in the business world, Paul and Cranston will be sharing their entrepreneurial journey and insights with attendees from all three tiers of the beverage alcohol industry - wholesalers, suppliers, and retailers. As co-founders of Dos Hombres Mezcal, they have built a successful brand from scratch by combining their passion for the craft with a strong commitment to quality and community.

During their keynote address, Paul and Cranston will focus on their experiences in the spirits industry, including overcoming challenges and fostering innovation in a highly competitive market. "We've been so fortunate to bring Dos Hombres to life, and to now be a part of the larger wine and spirits community," said Paul. "We're excited to be at WSWA's Access LIVE 2025, and to share what we've learned along the way with those who make this industry what it is."

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Cranston added, "The opportunity to speak directly with the people who make this industry tick is something we're really looking forward to. Dos Hombres has been a labor of love between Aaron and I, and we hope to inspire, learn, and enjoy our time with all of you in Denver."

With WSWA's Access LIVE being the largest gathering of wholesalers, distributors, suppliers, retailers, and industry professionals in the U.S., this event is considered as the go-to for wine and spirits innovation, education, and networking. The keynote address by Paul and Cranston will undoubtedly be one of its many highlights as it offers attendees a rare look into their experiences as founders of Dos Hombres and their passion for craft spirits.

In addition to the keynote address, WSWA's Access LIVE 2025 program will feature impactful sessions such as the "State of the Alcohol Industry" report, which will provide key insights powered by exclusive SipSource data. Attendees can also look forward to the WSWA Brand Battle, where top industry innovators will compete for recognition, and Wholesaler Power Hours on the LIVE Stage in the exhibit hall, where thought leaders will discuss critical trends and topics that will shape the future of the alcohol industry. This year's lineup promises to deliver unparalleled value to attendees seeking cutting-edge market intelligence and inspiration.

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Registration for WSWA's Access LIVE 2025 is now open. Don't miss your chance to secure a spot at this highly anticipated event by registering at https://accesslive.wswa.org/registration. Join Aaron Paul, Bryan Cranston, and the entire wine and spirits industry in Denver for an unforgettable experience.

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