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The new Altos campaign hopes to bring the ‘next generation’ of tequila drinkers to the category.

Altos Tequila has unveiled its first global brand campaign, Altos Always Works.

Built around the brand’s credentials as the number one tequila for Margaritas, the platform is designed to “broaden the appeal of tequila cocktails, inspire greater confidence in at-home cocktail making and reinforce Altos’ position as the trusted choice for this,” it said.

It added that now, more than ever, consumers want to recreate bar-quality cocktails at home, but lack the confidence.

Altos Always Works is rooted in a simple insight - making a great cocktail starts with the best tequila. Rather than focusing on the perfect recipe or technique, the campaign shows that Altos’ quality makes it the ideal foundation for consistently great Margaritas or Palomas, in turn positioning premium tequila as accessible for both discerning drinkers and those discovering the category for the first time.

Launching now in the UK, the campaign is being activated across high-impact social media, streaming TV channels, and digital video platforms, with further markets to follow.

It marks the next chapter in Altos’ brand evolution, following the launch of its refreshed visual identity and striking new bottle last autumn. Together, the redesign and creative platform strengthen Altos’ premium positioning, while continuing to shift perceptions of tequila from party shot to modern cocktail culture must-have.

Liam Murphy, marketing director at supplier Pernod Ricard UK, said: “The UK is proud to be the first market to launch Altos Always Works, marking our biggest investment in Altos to date.

“As the number one tequila for Margaritas, Altos is already a favourite among bartenders and increasingly among consumers looking to recreate quality cocktails at home. This campaign is designed to build on that momentum, driving greater visibility, demand and menu opportunities for our customers while continuing to recruit new drinkers into the tequila category.”