COLDCOCK American Herbal Flavored Whiskey, known for making great whiskey and working with some of the best up-and-coming and established athletes and musicians, announces yet another stellar action sports partnership this month, this time with Monster Energy Supercross Rider CHRIS HOWELL.
Rick Zeiler, CEO of Zeiler Spirits states, "CHRIS HOWELL is a strong up and coming rider and COLDCOCK Whiskey is thrilled to be backing him. He's got a strong work ethic, he's disciplined, and makes things happen on and off the track. The guy can fly!"
CHRIS HOWELL adds, "I'm super excited to be working with COLDCOCK Whiskey! They are a great company that supports me 100%! I'm glad to be a part of their company as they grow."
CHIS HOWELL began racing when he was just four-years-old. His father and grandfather rode and raced before him and subsequently inspired Chris to take interest in the sport. CHRIS HOWELL grew up racing locally in Washington state, and turned professional at the age of 16. Chris has competed in many Supercross Main Events, with a top finish of 15th at Seattle Supercross. As of the 2014 season, Chris is currently ranked 21st in the 250 west coast point standings.
COLDCOCK American Herbal Flavored Whiskey has been actively partnering with fighters, action sports athletes, tattoo artists and musicians who have been TAKING THEIR SHOT! Passion for these industries is rooted deep within COLDCOCK's originators, such as music industry leaders John Reese (co-creator of the ROCKSTAR ENERGY MAYHEM & UPROAR FESTIVALS), Darryl Eaton (CAA), and Michael Arfin (AGI), strategic partners like Schecter Guitar Research, Century Media Records, and spirits industry leaders Rick and Sarah Zeiler. On top of that, these industries are represented in the COLDCOCK brand by investors like Kerry King (SLAYER), David Draiman (DISTURBED), Ashley Purdy (BLACK VEIL BRIDES), Miles Doughty (SLIGHTLY STOOPID), Raul Bianchi (THE EXPENDABLES) and action sports athletes Colten Moore (snowmobile), Cam Zink and Greg Watts (pro mountain bikers, and (Short Course and Monster Jam racer) Todd Leduc.
