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Grammy Nominated JEREMIH Joins a Special Club of Black Spirit Entrepreneurs with Birthday Sex Chardonnay - A Full Bloom Magazine Exclusive

The Luxury Debut of Birthday Sex Chardonnay


Black Ownership is on the Rise in the $500 Billion Wine & Spirits Industry

The global wine and spirits industry is a $500 billion powerhouse, with the U.S. market alone generating over $100 billion annually. Despite Black consumers driving significant sales in this space, Black ownership remains disproportionately low. But a shift is happening.


A growing wave of Black entrepreneurs and celebrities are reshaping the industry not just as consumers but as owners and innovators. Among them is Grammy-nominated R&B artist Jeremih, who is making waves beyond music with the launch of Birthday Sex Chardonnay.



Born Jeremy Phillip Felton, Jeremih became a household name in 2009 with his sultry hit “Birthday Sex.” Over the years, he has continued to craft unforgettable music with tracks like "Down on Me” (feat. 50 Cent), “Don’t Tell ’Em” (feat. YG), and “Oui.”


Now, Jeremih is translating his signature smoothness into Birthday Sex Chardonnay a luxury wine crafted in collaboration with award-winning winemaker Russell Bevan. Unlike many celebrity backed brands, Jeremih has been deeply involved in the process, ensuring the wine embodies sophistication, depth, and indulgence much like his music.

The Power of Black Excellence in Wine & Spirits

By launching Birthday Sex Chardonnay, Jeremih joins an elite lineup of Black entrepreneurs redefining the wine and spirits industry. These visionaries are not just endorsing brands they are owning, investing, and creating.



Black-Owned Wine & Champagne Brands


Jay-Z – Armand de Brignac Champagne (Ace of Spades)

Mary J. Blige – Sun Goddess Wines

Dwyane Wade – Wade Cellars

Deborah Cox – Kazaisu Rosé Wine

John Legend – LVE Wines

James Harden – J-Harden Wine

Beyoncé – SirDavis Whiskey

Black-Owned Tequila & Mezcal Brands


LeBron James – Lobos 1707 Tequila

Michael Jordan – Cincoro Tequila

Kevin Hart – Gran Coramino Tequila

Quavo – Da'Zell Tequila

Megan Thee Stallion – Chicas Divertidas Tequila

Black-Owned Cognac, Bourbon & Whiskey Brands


Usher – Rémy Martin collaboration

Drake – Virginia Black Whiskey

Stephen Curry – Gentleman’s Cut Bourbon

Nas – Hennessy Partnership

Jeezy – Avión Tequila

Beyoncé – SirDavis Whiskey

Black-Owned Vodka, Rum & Other Spirits


Ciara – Ten To One Rum

Meagan Good – St. Royale Vodka

Issa Rae – Viarae Prosecco

Jamie Foxx – Brown Sugar Bourbon

Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg – Gin & Juice Gin

Wiz Khalifa – McQueen and the Violet Fog Gin

Carmelo Anthony & Asani Swann – Ode to Soul


WHY BLACK OWNERSHIP MATTERS IN LUXURY BEVERAGES!


Jeremih’s venture into the wine business isn’t just about launching another brand it’s about ownership, legacy, and representation. The luxury beverage industry has long profited from Black culture, but true equity means Black creators owning their stake in the game.


More Black entrepreneurs claiming their space in this industry disrupts norms, inspires future business leaders, and ensures long term economic impact.


With Birthday Sex Chardonnay, Jeremih isn’t just creating another high-end beverage, he’s making history.


Images by Live One 


Follow his journey on Instagram: @Jeremih

Until next time, stay inspired.

- Creative Camille, Editor-in-Chief, Full Bloom Magazine



 
 
 

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kreneshow
21 mars

There are a lot of great reads here especially for ourculture. I love you see all if this

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