Riverman1859
2 weeks ago
Ok, I did a tour of the subsidiary facility , approximately 18 min from distillery, very professional group , showed me the prototype & development and machine assembly area , very impressive to the layman’s eyes . They are completing a project for a customer who has asked them for a prototype to solve a specific issue in the wood industry, they would not disclose specifics but I actually get the impression that this leads to a bigger project. Overall I really like all of the people I have met from the manager of the tasting rm at the distillery to the customer service rep that was kind enough to give me a brief tour . I see a hub of activity at both locations and with the caveat that there is always risk, In my opinion this looks good. I will be traveling again over the next few days but will review my notes and try to relate everything thst I learned, side note I again visited the tasting room , there was a good crowd in the store area and they have flyers for the county fair, where they will be doing tasting of their flavored whiskies and Tim Smith of moonshiners and Master Distillers fame will be signing autographs. This is cool company to come and checkout and I suggest if you are in the area you go visit. It’s not Ibm but for a small micro I have a positive view.
Riverman1859
2 months ago
From my stop off to see the distillery, I saw the bottling line working, and what the tasting rm person called their “sustainably matured” aging operation which was loading and unloading “totes” of product , at that time they were running whiskey , she explained that it goes through that process for 9-16 hrs . The Moonshiners show stars were all there because they are filming the “Masterdistillers” episodes on-site. IMO this has a real shot but we have to see their real progress and how efficiently it is run of course. I did ask about when they would get their next reports in and uptodate , but i was asking a customer service person in tasting rm, she called someone else and they said it’s being worked on and will be soon, beyond that , no further comment. After I got to spend time in tasting rm and go on a tour to see everything in that operation, It looks promising and Iam cautiously optimistic. I did ask about the other sub which is called RFS “ and was told it was approx 20 minutes from there and on my next trip , my plan will be to visit that location as well , they seemed amenable to letting me get a tour of that operation also but said I would need to come by distillery on the way and they would arrange an appt. They seem very professional and couldn’t have been nicer. That’s it for now
Riverman1859
2 months ago
From my stop off to see the distillery, I saw the bottling line working, and what the tasting rm person called their “sustainably matured” aging operation which was loading and unloading “totes” of product , at that time they were running whiskey , she explained that it goes through that process for 9-16 hrs . The Moonshiners show stars were all there because they are filming the “Masterdistillers” episodes on-site. IMO this has a real shot but we have to see their real progress and how efficiently it is run of course. I did ask about when they would get their next reports in and uptodate , but i was asking a customer service person in tasting rm, she called someone else and they said it’s being worked on and will be soon, beyond that , no further comment. After I got to spend time in tasting rm and go on a tour to see everything in that operation, It looks promising and Iam cautiously optimistic. I did ask about the other sub which is called RFS “ and was told it was approx 20 minutes from there and on my next trip , my plan will be to visit that location as well , they seemed amenable to letting me get a tour of that operation also but said I would need to come by distillery on the way and they would arrange an appt. They seem very professional and couldn’t have been nicer. That’s it for now
MrT11
7 months ago
MDWerks’ Two Trees Beverages Subsidiary Expands and Extends Collaboration with Tim Smith of Discovery Channel’s Moonshiners in New 15-Year Agreement
GREEN COVE SPRINGS, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- MDWerks, Inc. (“MDWerks” or the “Company”) (OTC: MDWK), a forward-thinking company leading the charge in the world of sustainable technology, today announced that the Company’s award-winning Two Trees Beverages subsidiary (“Two Trees”) has entered into a new 15-year license agreement that expands and extends its collaboration with Tim Smith, best known for his starring role in Discovery Channel’s Moonshiners and for crafting classic moonshine and other fine spirits.
Under the new agreement with the licensor, Shine Time, LLC, the Company’s product licensing territory for Tim Smith Spirits® has been expanded beyond the United States to include all members of the European Union plus the United Kingdom, Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, Serbia, Turkey and Ukraine, and each country in which any episodes of the reality-television series Moonshiners is aired via terrestrial television, cable or may be digitally streamed by agreement with a digital distribution agreement.
The newly expanded license agreement extends the Tim Smith and Two Trees collaboration through the year 2038. Tim Smith and Two Trees have partnered since 2013 under the original license agreement. Tim Smith Spirits® branded products include Climax Moonshine™, Climax Wood Fired Whiskey™, Climax Fire No 32™, Southern Reserve Bourbon™, Southern Reserve Rye™, and Southern Reserve Whiskey™.
Steven Laker, CEO of MDWerks, commented, “We are thrilled to build on Two Trees’ longstanding relationship with Tim Smith, the legendary third-generation moonshiner featured on Discovery Channel’s Moonshiners and the man behind our critically acclaimed portfolio of Tim Smith Spirits® branded products. Under this exciting new long-term license agreement, we expand the product license territory beyond the United States and intend to work more closely with Tim on promotional activity surrounding our award-winning fine spirits portfolio. We have identified product marketing opportunities with Tim in the areas of strategic product placement across a range of media, distillery visits, and co-branded events, among others.”
Mr. Laker concluded, “In February, be sure to meet Tim at events in and around Daytona for the big race, where he will be available for pictures and will be promoting our brands.”
Tim Smith added, “Building on our shared Appalachian roots, Two Trees has been a valuable partner in expanding Tim Smith branded products to a national audience through its Sustainably Matured™ production capabilities and marketing and distribution expertise. I am eager to step up my support of the Two Trees team in growing the current spirits portfolios as well as developing successful new brands.
MrT11
7 months ago
MDWerks’ Two Trees Beverages Subsidiary Announces Co-Sponsorship of Team Combat League in New Multi-Year Agreement
Green Cove Springs, FL – January 24, 2024 – MDWerks, Inc. (“MDWerks” or the “Company”) (OTC: MDWK), a forward-thinking company leading the charge in the world of sustainable technology, today announced that the Company’s award-winning Two Trees Beverages subsidiary (“Two Trees”) has agreed to an exciting new co-sponsorship of Team Combat League (“TCL”), the nation’s first and only boxing league with a franchise team format. Under the terms of the multi- year co-sponsorship agreement, TCL will promote the Company’s fine spirits brands, including Two Trees® and Tim Smith Spirits®, on TCL telecasts through logo placement on mats, signs, banners, and uniform patches as well as through the sale of the Company’s distinguished, Sustainably MaturedTM whiskeys at certain TCL events.
Steven Laker, CEO of MDWerks, commented, “Two Trees is delighted to co-sponsor Team Combat League as it embarks on its second season in March 2024. We believe this alignment provides exposure to both Two Trees as well as Tim Smith Spirits branded products across a large demographic of viewers within the rapidly growing team sports arena. In the US, spectators already have gravitated quickly to TCL’s unique team boxing concept during its inaugural season.
“Both TCL and MDWerks are progressing through the early stages of their development and have identified extended pathways for growth. While TCL advances an exciting new sport format, MDWerks is disrupting the spirits industry, among other sectors, with a novel energy wave technology platform that promotes environmental sustainability, innovation, and efficiency. This co-sponsorship is an excellent opportunity for MDWerks to leverage TCL’s expanding profile to introduce our brands to a wider consumer audience as well as our technology platform to potential new business partners. MDWerks is thrilled to have Two Trees join TCL for what is sure to be an entertaining second season.”
TCL’s President, Dewey Cooper, added, “Team Combat League is fortunate to gain an excellent co- sponsor like Two Trees Beverages, which is known for impeccable quality, innovation, and environmental responsibility in crafting its award-winning fine spirits brands. We anticipate a long and mutually beneficial relationship with the Two Trees team.”
About MDWerks, Inc.
MDWerks, Inc. (“MDWerks”) (OTC: MDWK) is a forward-thinking company that is leading the charge in the world of sustainable technology. As a prominent provider of energy wave technologies, MDWerks is committed to developing innovative solutions that help businesses reduce their energy costs and drive business value. For more information, please visit https://mdwerksinc.com/.
About Two Trees Beverage Company
MDWerks’ wholly owned subsidiary, Two Trees Beverage Company, is headquartered deep in the Appalachian Mountain country, creating fine spirits, aged sustainably. Two Trees’ fine spirits brands, including Two Trees® and Tim Smith Spirits®, have received multiple industry awards,
including recent recognition at the 2022 Sip Awards, the 2022 Fifty Best Awards, and the 2023 Best of Asheville. For more information, please visit https://twotreesdistilling.com/.
About Team Combat League
Launched in March 2023, Team Combat League (“TCL”) competitions employ a unique and exclusive point scoring system. Each match contains 24 three-minute rounds of nonstop action with a 15-minute halftime after round 12. Teams compete across six weight categories, five male and one female. Each round is scored individually with additional points added for knockouts and knockdowns. One point to each team for a draw, two points for a decision, additional points for knockdowns and maximum six points for fight stoppage. At the conclusion of the 24 rounds, the team with the most points wins. Each TCL season begins in March and concludes with the championship match, The Super Fight. A total of 12 teams will participate in the 2024 season, up from 6 teams in the league’s inaugural season in 2023. For more information, please visit: https://teamcombatleague.com.
Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements contained in this press release constitute “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are predictive in nature and are identified by the use of the terms “will,” “look forward to” and “aim,” and similar words indicating possible future expectations, events or actions. Such forward-looking statements are based on current expectations, assumptions, estimates and projections about our business and our industry, and are not guarantees of our future performance. These statements are subject to a number of known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, many of which are beyond our ability to control or predict, which may cause actual events to be materially different from those expressed or implied herein. The Company has provided additional information about the risks facing our business in its most recent annual report on Form 10-K, and any subsequent periodic and current reports on Forms 10-Q and 8-K, filed by it with the Securities and Exchange Commission. You are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward- looking statements, which speak only as of the date the statement was made and are expressly qualified in their entirety by the cautionary statements set forth herein and in the filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission identified above, which you should read in their entirety before making an investment decision with respect to our securities. We undertake no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements contained in this release, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as required by applicable law.
Company Contact:
MDWerks, Inc.
Steven Laker
T: (252) 501-0019 stevel@mdwerksinc.com
Investor Contact:
The Equity Group Kalle Ahl, CFA
T: (303) 953-9878 kahl@equityny.com
NewJerichoMan
8 months ago
Random jumble of thoughts on $MDWK.
From the 8K on 12/28/23, Kevin A. Mort has been issued his 7.5M shares. Outstanding share count is up to 198,391,536 and the Authorized Share count was last reported at 300,000,000. Form D is out there and wants to raise as much as $7M. The 8K from December 12th mentioned needing a minimum of $5M to sustain the Two Trees Distilling Co. 100M shares sold at $0.05 would raise that $5M, which looks like a best case scenario to me, and would only buy 12 to 24 months of runway. The beverage industry is brutal. Two Trees likely won't go viral. The entire company, and it's declining revenues, aren't worth $5M. Current market cap is basically $6M (200M shares x $0.03), and that's high by a multiple of at least 3.
Also from the 8K on 12/28/23 mentioned the COO / Board Member Michael Nordlicht is resigning, effective immediately. No reason given, just that it's not a "disagreement". Love to know the real reason why but given his brother's history, this probably isn't a bad thing.
Perhaps the most interesting thing about the latest 8K (12/28/23) is the company's desire to expand / diversify beyond beverages. IMO, any bet on $MDWK going forward is a bet on the RF Tech outside of Two Trees Distilling (licensing agreements), as well as the rapid maturation process of distilled ethyl alcohol. The link following gives a very, very brief explanation of the RF tech's additional uses: https://www.rfspecialtiesus.com/industries/
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