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Matthew Rolnick Tag Teams with Hulk Hogan to Join Real American Beer
Matthew Rolnick Tag Teams with Hulk Hogan to Join Real American Beer
- Aug. 06, 2024
Hulk Hogan recently launched Real American Beer. Matthew Rolnick ’92 recently joined the team as Real American Beer’s senior vice president of partnerships and events. The mission of the beer is to bring America together one beer at at time. Real American Beer has retail partnerships with ABC Fine Wine & Spirits, Albertsons, Safeway, Sam’s Club, Total Wine & More, Walmart, and others. The product is an American-style light lager brewed with 100 percent North American ingredients.
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