The Honey Deuce cocktail remains a central feature at the US Open
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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.
- 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.
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