This veteran-led company, based in Hollywood, Florida, is revolutionizing the RTD cocktail space with a mission that embraces the “kickback Lifestyle.”

Trevor’s path to founding oo-Lah began during his service in Kane’ohe Bay, Hawaii, where he developed a profound appreciation for relaxation and adventure. After returning to the mainland and pursuing a successful career in Real Estate, he recognized a gap in the market for high-quality, convenient cocktails that evoke the carefree spirit of a beach day.

oo-Lah Cocktails embodies Trevor’s vision, offering a lineup of premium, lightly carbonated cocktails that taste like a vacation in a can. Each flavor—Spicy Margarita, Big-O, Island Girl, and Prickly Pear Margarita—is crafted with precision using clean spirits and a proprietary blend of natural ingredients, ensuring a consistent and delightful experience every time.

These cocktails aren’t just beverages; they invite consumers to embrace a lifestyle of relaxation and enjoyment, making them perfect for unwinding after a long day or celebrating life’s moments with friends and family.

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David Willis HomeFront Sitrep Podcast

My name is David Willis, I knew at a very early age that I was going into the military but didn’t know what branch. As I got older and started learning about each branch and quickly figured out that the Marines was the best. I served in the Marine Corps from 97-04. My MOS was 0311(infantry). I went to Paris Island for boot camp after boot camp I was stationed with 2nd blt 8th Marines Golf company. While with 2/8 I went on several deployments to port a prince Haiti, Okinawa, South Korea, Greece, also did two trips to Bridgeport California for cold weather training, I wasn’t going to make a Mediterranean float so I extended and joined 1st blt 8th Marines Bravo company. During my time there we deployed to the Mediterranean and had stops in Spain, Italy, Malta, Africa, and other ports. I got out of the Marines in August of 01, but 9/11 happened and was recalled to go back in where I was stationed with a mobilization support battalion and deployed.