AMASS Brands Group (NASDAQ: AMSS) will host a conference call on Monday, August 17, 2026, at 9:00 A.M. ET to discuss its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026, and provide a business update. The company will report its financial results for the second quarter of 2026 on Friday, August 14, 2026. Investors and analysts can access the live call via telephone or webcast, with a replay available for two weeks following the event.

Conference Call Details

The conference call is scheduled for Monday, August 17, 2026, at 9:00 A.M. ET. Participants can join the live call using the following numbers:

A webcast of the call will also be available online. For those unable to join the live broadcast, a replay will be accessible through Monday, August 31, 2026.

About AMASS Brands Group

AMASS Brands Group is a premium, multi-category beverage platform spanning non-alcohol, functional, and alcohol 2.0 products. The company’s portfolio includes Good Twin Non-Alcoholic Wine, which ranks as a top-10 non-alcoholic wine in the U.S.; AMASS Electrolyte Mixer, a functional mixer brand; and Summer Water Rosé, the #1-selling domestic rosé priced between $15 and $20 in the U.S. with zero sugar. The company positions itself to benefit from moderation trends through margin discipline and multi-brand scalability.

For investor relations inquiries, contact Rob Kelly, Vice President at KCSA Strategic Communications, at (212) 896-1254 or AMASS@KCSA.com .

AMASS Brands Group (NASDAQ: AMSS) announced the expansion of its Summer Water Rosé into 37 Costco locations across California on July 31, 2026. This distribution move builds on the brand’s existing national presence at retailers including Whole Foods, Total Wine, FreshDirect, Foxtrot, H-E-B, and Central Market. The expansion underscores Summer Water’s position as the best-selling domestic rosé in the $15–20 price tier nationally, a status confirmed by Nielsen data for the 52 weeks ended July 11, 2026.

The brand holds a 17.3% share of the domestic rosé category priced between $15 and $20, representing the largest share of any domestic brand in this segment. Summer Water outsells the next-largest domestic rosé at this price point by more than 20%. When including imports, Summer Water ranks sixth among all 613 rosés sold nationally in the $15–20 range. Across all origins and price tiers, it ranks 17th among the 2,144 rosé brands tracked in the U.S.

Quality Recognition

Wine Enthusiast awarded Summer Water’s 2025 vintage 92 points and a Best Buy designation. This marks the sixth consecutive vintage rated 90 points or higher by the publication. The 2024 vintage previously earned a 93-point Editors’ Choice distinction, an honor achieved by fewer than 1% of rosés reviewed by Wine Enthusiast. That score tied for the highest-rated rosé priced between $15 and $20 worldwide. No conventional still rosé has ever received more than 95 points from the publication.

Market Position Analysis

Summer Water’s market dominance is driven by consistent quality ratings and specific positioning within the mid-tier price bracket. While the brand ranks 17th overall among 2,144 tracked brands, its concentration in the $15–20 segment allows it to capture the largest domestic share (17.3%) in that specific tier. This suggests a strategy focused on dominating a high-volume price point rather than competing across all price segments simultaneously.

Mark Thomas Lynn, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of AMASS, stated that consistency earns consumer trust and long-term retail partnerships. He noted that Summer Water has delivered this consistency year after year, facilitating expansion with partners like Costco. Lynn emphasized that this approach applies across the AMASS portfolio, which includes Good Twin Non-Alcoholic Wine and AMASS Electrolyte Mixer.

Summer Water is a dry, sugar-free rosé produced in California’s Central Coast using Grenache as the primary varietal. Winemaker Ryan Zotovich crafts the wine with a fermentation process calibrated for full color and structure without residual sugar. The 2025 vintage benefited from a cool growing season, resulting in bright fruit and mineral character described by critic Matt Kettmann as featuring clean lines of strawberry and cherry with chalky minerality.