Mixology intertwines with mission as the aptly named premium booze brand, Mission Cocktails, stands as an inspiration for innovation and social impact, reshaping the beverage industry with its premium ready-to-pour craft cocktails and unwavering commitment to giving back to those in need.

Mission Cocktails’ founders, Amit Singh and Marcin Malyszko’s story began at a charity event in Southern California, where their shared passion for philanthropy and exceptional cocktails sparked a best friendship that would eventually evolve into Mission Cocktails. A shared Bonding over their belief in doing good while enjoying life’s pleasures allowed them to take on a mission to create premium, ready-to-pour cocktail experiences that rivaled those found in the most upscale bars. Seeing the lack of quality-made pre-mixed cocktails, they saw an opportunity to blend craftsmanship with purpose, thus laying the foundation for Mission Cocktails.
What sets Mission Cocktails apart is its unrelenting dedication to excellence and philanthropy. The duo meticulously taste-test each ingredient and cocktail to ensure that they deliver quality anyone would expect from a premium bar. Mission Cocktails embodies the spirit of California and celebration by obtaining locally-sourced Californian produce and authentic spirits, channeling the essence of craftsmanship, integrity and celebration, all with drink at hand.

The quality of Mission Cocktails’ offerings speaks for itself. With a range of classic cocktails, including Margaritas, Cosmopolitans, Manhattans, Mai Tais, and the Old Fashioned, each bottle is crafted with care and precision, using real ingredients and juices sourced within 100 miles of their California bottling location in Ventura. All of which are carefully and exquisitely packaged in a magnetic box and stored in beautifully crafted bottles.
I love the margaritas myself. They’re all very good!
Mission Cocktails is a refreshing reminder that businesses can be a force for good. With every pour, Mission Cocktails serves up drinks in celebration of good times as well as hope, compassion and the promise of brighter tomorrow.
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