Black-Owned Cream Liqueurs

LS Cream Was Inspired by the Traditional Haitian Drink Cremas

Cremas, the traditional Haitian drink, inspired LS Cream Liqueur, a luxurious and versatile cream liqueur from LS Cream, the first Black-owned cream liqueur brand. This cordial is made from a blend of fresh cream, neutral grain spirits, coconut, vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg. The gluten-free and all-natural product is low in lactose and it offers a premium alternative within the cream liqueur category.

Fearless Fund, the premier venture capital fund dedicated to supporting women of color entrepreneurs, recently invested in LS Cream. "The wine and spirits industries are overwhelmingly male-dominated, and women of color's stories and legacies are significantly underrepresented," said one of the brand's founders, Myriam Jean-Baptiste.

Traditionally associated with indulgence and luxury, cream liqueurs offer a creamy and rich taste profile that appeals to consumers seeking a more decadent drinking experience.

Luxurious Cream Liqueurs
There is an opportunity to create premium cream liqueurs with unique flavor profiles.
Diversity in the Wine and Spirits Industry
Investing in underrepresented minority entrepreneurs in the wine and spirits industry can lead to innovative and unique product offerings.
All-natural and Gluten-free Ingredients
Consumers are seeking cream liqueurs made from natural and gluten-free ingredients, presenting an opportunity to offer healthier alternatives.

Sectors Adopting This

Wine and Spirits
Diversity in ownership can lead to unique product offerings and increased representation for minority consumers.
Food and Beverage
Creating premium cream liqueurs can appeal to consumers seeking a more indulgent drinking experience.
Health and Wellness
Offering cream liqueurs made from all-natural and gluten-free ingredients can appeal to health-conscious consumers.
SCORE
1.7 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 12%
Activity 23%
Freshness 17%