The Honey Deuce cocktail remains a central feature at the US Open
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 2:04 PM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026
The Honey Deuce has established itself as a staple of the US Open tennis tournament. Originally conceived as an idea at a farmers market, the signature cocktail now generates 17 million dollars for the event. The drink functions as both a refreshment and a souvenir for spectators attending the matches at the tournament venue. Its growth in popularity has turned the beverage into a status symbol among those present at the grounds. As the tournament continues, the cocktail maintains its role as a significant commercial component of the annual tennis competition.
- •The Honey Deuce serves as a signature cocktail at the US Open.
- •The drink originated from an idea at a farmers market.
- •Tournament sales of the beverage have reached 17 million dollars.
- •The cocktail acts as both a drink and a souvenir for tennis spectators.
- 9:42 PMYahoo Sports — Home Of The Honey Deuce Now Features A New Cocktail, The Moët Serve
- 2:53 PMESPN — What is a Honey Deuce? Inside the US Open cocktail
"From a farmers market idea to a $17 million tennis tournament staple, the US Open's Honey Deuce has become part cocktail, part souvenir and status symbol.
"Get to know the Moët Serve and how the cocktail battles with the Honey Deuce at the U.S. Open tennis tournament
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External links- Yahoo SportsSep 1, 2026, 9:42 PMHome Of The Honey Deuce Now Features A New Cocktail, The Moët Serve
Get to know the Moët Serve and how the cocktail battles with the Honey Deuce at the U.S. Open tennis tournament
- ESPNSep 1, 2026, 2:53 PMWhat is a Honey Deuce? Inside the US Open cocktail
From a farmers market idea to a $17 million tennis tournament staple, the US Open's Honey Deuce has become part cocktail, part souvenir and status symbol.
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