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Commanders started in 1995, amidst the bustling atmosphere of a Wisconsin bar managed by Loren and Benita. Together they concocted the quintessential Bloody Mary!

Our Really Cool Story

Loren's Bloody Mary...

Commander’s Bloody Mary was founded in 2023 by Amy, daughter of Loren, who served as the Commander at Everett McClay Post 1296 VFW. 

As a proud Vietnam Veteran, Loren dedicated himself to supporting veterans and the Bloomington, Minnesota community from 2018 to 2023. 

During his time there, the bloody mary was known as “Loren’s Bloody Mary” that eventually evolved into what is now known as Commander’s Bloody Mary.

Loren now enjoys retirement, crafting cocktails with Benita on a sunny beach in Florida.

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Our Story

Whether it's brunch gatherings or laid-back Sundays, this special cocktail has the ability to unite people and craft unforgettable memories.

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More than

"just a drink"

More than just a drink, this Bloody Mary became synonymous with a lifestyle. Whether it was brunch gatherings or laid-back Sundays, this special cocktail had the magical ability to unite people and craft unforgettable memories. All it took was an invitation to savor the renowned "Loren's Bloody Mary," and guests would eagerly flock. But demand grew beyond what they could personally cater to. People wanted to purchase it. Fast forward several years, and the only way to enjoy it was through Loren's freshly made batches at the local VFW or by invitation to their home.

 

The question arose: How could they package and sell it? The solution came in the form of spice blends!

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We Support Our Veterans

Here at Commander's Bloody Mary, we take our United States Veterans very seriously. It's not merely about selling a product; it's about sharing our passion for these blends with everyone and honoring our U.S. Veterans.

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