Rogue One Inc. (OTCMKTS: ROAG) is setting a growth course on several fronts in premium liquor stocks, focusing on fast-rising tequila and top-shelf branded Japanese whisky. New research projects that tequila will hit $14.70 billion globally by 2028.

Increasing at a CAGR of 5.8%, says Forbes Business Insights, it also adds that tequila is also being driven by celebrity endorsements worldwide.

At the same time, Rogue One, Inc., (OTCMKTS: ROAG) is a major vertical distributor of both tequila and the Shinju Japanese Whisky brand. It is planning for a major expansion of the high-profile label. As a result, Rogue One, Inc. (OTCMKTS: ROAG) is setting the stage for major expansion.

Why The Premium Liquor Market Is Ripe For Expansion

Tequila's profile rose during the recent two-year pandemic lockdown. It became an upscale liquor, rising in popularity and creating product shortages in the U.S. Analysts say tequila will be soon outpacing sales of Vodka and is now growing on a par with Bourbon. Shinju Japanese Whiskey is an industry leader.

The catalyst is that since the pandemic Shinju Japanese whisky is now better known, more popular and winning critical awards within the industry.

Investors should keep ROAG stock on their Watch List as the Company grows exposure and premium brands.

Catalysts For ROAG's Tequila And Shinju Japanese Whisky

- The premium liquor market is booming. It is forecast to grow 13% by 2024, says the International Wine and Spirit (IWSR) Global Trends Report. The demand is so high, that some liquor shortages have occurred domestically, especially in tequila, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Tequila Market $14.70 Billion By 2028

- ROAG is a vertically-integrated tequila company. The tequila market is seen growing by 46% over the past year to $14.70 billion by 2028. It offers investors a 5.8% CAGR, says Forbes Insights research.

- The upside is now. Tequila holds just a 4% market share of premium liquor globally. But tequila is forecast to grow by a CAGR of 4.1% from 2019-2024. Global spirits at a 19.3% jump will reach $800 billion by 2022. The Asia-Pacific market holds 52% total market share.

ROAG Acquires Human Brands International (HBI)

- ROAG recently acquired Human Brands International (HBI). It is a diversified holding company in the spirit and hospitality sectors, with a primary focus on the tequila industry. It could change the entire future growth of ROAG stock for investors.

- ROAG is seeking national distribution. Its lead brand is Shinju Japanese Whisky. It is double-distilled and rested in the finest oak barrels. At the Santé Spirits Awards, it won Double Gold, Best Whisky and was one of only two brands to win a perfect 100 perfect score.

- The Japanese Whisky market is booming. Its 13% premium liquor growth forecast by 2024 is seen as a result of its award-winning taste and a higher profile in the U.S. says the IWSR Global Trends Report.

Redesigned Packaging, Launch Into UK Anticipated

- ROAG covers 60% of the U.S. population. It wants more. It recently added seven new markets and is growing its online platform sales. Shinju packaging is redesigned and the Company plans to launch into the U.K.

- The Company sees an upside for its Copa Imperial tequila brand. One of the fastest-growing spirits, tequila is growing exponentially.

Keep ROAG stock on your Watch List as exponential growth ahead is forecast.

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