Mila Kunis Toasts to Prohibition Repeal Anniversary at Chicago Celebration

by - October 14, 2024

 Mila Kunis recently marked the anniversary of the repeal of Prohibition with a lively celebration in Chicago. As part of her role as a global ambassador for Jim Beam, Kunis surprised attendees at various bars across the city. The event, hosted in collaboration with Jim Beam, honored the spirit of Repeal Day, which celebrates the end of alcohol prohibition in the U.S. on December 5, 1933​


During the event, Kunis raised a glass with Fred Noe, Jim Beam's seventh-generation master distiller, underscoring the legacy of bourbon craftsmanship. The two toasted to both the bartenders and bourbon lovers who keep the industry thriving. The festivities celebrated not just the end of Prohibition but also the importance of community within the spirits industry and the modern relevance of classic cocktails


Kunis took the opportunity to engage with fans and thank bartenders for their contributions to keeping the tradition of quality spirits alive. Known for her warm, approachable persona, she mingled with attendees, taking photos and sharing her love for bourbon. Her participation highlighted Jim Beam’s commitment to honoring both heritage and contemporary appreciation for whiskey culture


The celebration of Repeal Day aligns with the brand’s broader efforts to foster meaningful connections with consumers. Kunis’s presence added star power to the event, reinforcing Jim Beam's identity as a company that values tradition, quality, and storytelling. The event served not just as a commemoration of history, but also as a testament to the cultural significance of spirits in fostering shared experiences.




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