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Krypton Street Has AMASS Brands Group (Nasdaq: AMSS) Back On Its Radar This Morning
—Wednesday, June 10, 2026
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June 10, 2026 (Nasdaq: AMSS) Gets The Early Spotlight After Yesterday’s Profile Popped Approx. 130% Dear Reader, Another day and another reminder that some of the biggest percentage moves can come from names that many people have barely heard of. Before the bell rang, yesterday’s profile tapped $1.78 — an approximate 130% move off of the previous day’s $0.77 range. That’s why the Krypton Street team spends so much time looking for newly public companies with established businesses already in place. And now we're looking ahead for what’s next. AMASS Brands Group (Nasdaq: AMSS) has returned to our watchlist this morning—Wednesday, June 10, 2026. The company has less than 10M shares listed as available to the public, placing it among the smaller-float names currently on our radar. More importantly, we've seen AMSS flex its muscles before. The last time we covered AMSS was Tuesday night, May 26, when it closed around $3.58. By the next day, AMSS reached $7.57, marking an approximate 110% move in less than 24 hours. 
And with AMSS back in focus this morning, the bigger question is what sits underneath the move — and this company has a lot more going on than most newly listed names. Nine premium brands spanning zero-proof wines, wellness-forward functional products, and premium “alcohol 2.0” spirits — all bundled into a single platform that completed its Nasdaq direct listing on May 20, 2026. More than $80M in cumulative revenue, over 5.7M bottles sold, and a distribution footprint already at 40,000+ points of sale — before the street had more than a few days to even process this name. That was compelling enough on its own. But since we first covered AMSS on May 27, 2026, this company has not stopped moving. Three press releases in ten days. Three concrete developments. Each one adding a new layer to a platform that was already built on more operational traction than most newly public companies at this size. Here’s what has happened. Good Twin Becomes A Standout Brand Inside The AMSS Portfolio
On May 27, 2026 — the same morning we first put AMSS on your radar — the company announced that Good Twin Non-Alcoholic Wine had become the #1 ranked organic non-alcoholic wine brand in the United States based on dollar share, according to Nielsen. Good Twin now holds a 35.43% dollar share of the organic non-alcoholic wine category — representing more than one in every three dollars spent in the segment. The brand gained 12.93 share points versus the prior year while delivering +122.2% dollar sales growth and +115.0% growth year-over-year, significantly outperforming the broader organic non-alcoholic wine category, which grew +41.1% during the same period. CEO Mark Thomas Lynn said the company believes it is "still in the early stages of the brand's national expansion.”
AMASS Electrolyte Mixers Bring AMSS Into A
Projected $80B Category
On May 28, 2026, AMSS announced the launch of AMASS Electrolyte Mixers — the company's first AMASS-branded product in the functional wellness beverage space. Available in ready-to-drink cans, the mixers are formulated with clean-label ingredients, zero added sugar or artificial sweeteners, 20 calories or less per serving, real Pacific sea salt, and essential electrolytes. The product is designed for dual-use — consumed as a standalone wellness beverage or paired as a mixer with alcoholic or non-alcoholic spirits, bridging the functional and social occasion in a single product. The launch arrives at a significant moment for the category. The electrolyte drinks market was estimated at approximately $40B in 2025 and is projected to exceed $80B by 2034, according to Fortune Business Insights. AMASS Electrolyte Mixers are non-GMO, gluten-free, and vegan, and are now available through the company's direct-to-consumer channels and select retail partners, with broader distribution expansion planned throughout 2026. AMSS Secures First U.S. Distribution Partner
For Electrolyte Mixers
On June 5, 2026, AMSS announced that Great Lakes Wine & Spirits — Michigan's leading family-owned wholesale alcohol distributor with nearly 80 years of operating history — has become the first U.S. distribution partner for AMASS Electrolyte Mixers. Great Lakes distributes more than 6,000 wine labels, 3,000 spirits, and hundreds of beer and alternative beverage products to retail, on-premise, and hospitality accounts across every county in Michigan. Great Lakes recently launched a dedicated division focused on alternative and better-for-you beverage categories — providing AMASS Electrolyte Mixers with dedicated sales support and focused retail placement efforts from day one. Great Lakes will also carry Summer Water alongside the new electrolyte product, further deepening AMSS's presence in the Michigan market. This partnership establishes the brand's first commercial distribution footprint and marks the beginning of what AMSS is calling a multi-market functional beverage rollout. AMSS Builds A Three-Pillar Beverage Platform
AMSS is a Santa Maria, California-based, multi-category beverage platform founded in 2016 by Mark Thomas Lynn and Morgan McLachlan. The company describes itself as "a next-generation beverage platform built around the brands with the goal of defining how modern consumers drink — and increasingly, how they don't." AMSS operates across three distinct pillars: Non-Alcohol, Functional, and Alcohol 2.0 — a structure the company calls its three-pillar platform, designed to address the full spectrum of the modern social occasion. The portfolio currently spans nine core brands, with standout names including Good Twin Non-Al-coh-olic Wine — now the #1 organic non-alcoholic wine brand in the U.S. with a 35.43% dollar share of its category — and Summer Water Rosé, the zero-sugar, #1 selling premium domestic rosé in the U.S. according to Nielsen, earning 90+ ratings from Wine Enthusiast every year. The broader portfolio also includes Calirosa Tequila, developed in partnership with Adam Levine of Maroon 5; botanical gin and vodka under the AMASS spirits banner; and a range of functional, non-alcoholic spirits designed for consumers who want the social ritual without the alcohol. AMSS distributes through wholesale, on-premise, and direct-to-consumer channels, giving the platform serious omnichannel reach. The company acquired assets from Winc — a direct-to-consumer wine platform that had previously raised $22M in its own IPO — in 2023, adding Summer Water, Pizzolato, and Biokult organic wine brands to its portfolio in a single strategic move. A $314B Functional Beverage Forecast — And AMSS
is Executing Into It…
AMSS isn't just building a portfolio of beverages — it's planting a flag at the intersection of two of the fastest-growing segments in the entire consumer staples sector. The global functional beverages market is forecast to expand from roughly $179B in 2026 to over $314B by 2035. Meanwhile, the U.S. non-alcoholic beverages market is projected to surpass $246B by 2032, up from approximately $169.6B in 2024. And the electrolyte drinks market alone is on track to grow from roughly $40B in 2025 to over $80B by 2034. These are not niche tailwinds. They represent a fundamental generational reshaping of how Americans consume beverages — and AMSS now has active, commercial product lines running inside all three of those trajectories simultaneously. The "sober curious" and moderation movements have moved well beyond trend status; they now represent a structural shift in consumer behavior, particularly among younger demographics. AMSS has positioned its entire architecture to benefit from this shift without abandoning the premium economics of traditional alcohol — a balance that gives it staying power across market cycles. Multi-Brand Platform = Built-In Scale and M&A Potential
What makes AMSS structurally differentiated is that it is not built around a single brand. The company's core strategy centers on a "cohesive brand architecture designed for both organic scale and relevance to modern beverage acquirers." Translation: the platform is explicitly built to be attractive to a larger strategic buyer, while also being capable of scaling each brand independently. The company has demonstrated an appetite for smart acquisitions — the Winc asset purchase being a case in point — and management has signaled continued focus on both organic growth and strategic M&A as public company tools. With distribution already in place at 40,000+ points of sale, any incremental brand addition lands on an established commercial backbone. A Newly Public Beverage Platform Built Around Scale
and Discipline
AMSS chose a direct listing structure rather than a traditional IPO, meaning the company did not issue new shares or dilute existing holders in connection with going public. CEO Mark Thomas Lynn has been direct about the company's ambitions since day one, saying: "We've built a differentiated, multi-brand platform positioned at the intersection of several of the fastest-growing segments in the beverage industry," Lynn said in the company's Nasdaq listing announcement. As a public company, he added, the focus is on scaling the portfolio, expanding distribution, and executing on the strategy to build a leading next-generation beverage company. 7 Reasons AMSS Just Moved Back to the Top of Our Watchlist This Morning—Wednesday, June 10, 2026
1. Fresh Listing: AMSS completed its Nasdaq direct listing on May 20, 2026, making it one of the newer names on the exchange.
2. Recent Momentum: AMSS recently went from around $3.58 to $7.57 in less than 24 hours, representing an approximate 110% move.
3. Low Float: With less than 10M shares listed as available to the public, AMSS’s small float could witness the potential for big moves if demand begins to shift. 4. Established Revenue: AMSS reported more than $80M in cumulative revenue before many market participants had fully become familiar with the company. 5. Nine Brands: AMSS operates a portfolio of nine beverage brands spanning non-alcoholic, functional wellness, and premium spirits categories. 6. Active News Flow: AMSS announced three separate developments within ten days, including a new product launch, a category leadership milestone, and its first U.S. distribution partnership for AMASS Electrolyte Mixers. 7. Category Leader: AMSS owns Good Twin, which was ranked the #1 organic non-alcoholic wine brand in the United States by dollar share according to Nielsen. Take A Look At (AMSS) While It’s Still Early…
When Krypton Street first covered AMASS Brands Group (Nasdaq: AMSS), the story centered on a fresh Nasdaq listing, less than 10M shares listed as available to the public, more than $80M in cumulative revenue, and a multi-brand beverage platform already in motion. Since then, AMSS has added more to the story. Good Twin became the #1 organic non-alcoholic wine brand in the U.S. by dollar share, according to Nielsen. AMASS launched its Electrolyte Mixers into a category projected to exceed $80B by 2034. And Great Lakes Wine & Spirits became the first U.S. distribution partner for that product. For a company that only recently arrived on the Nasdaq, AMSS has kept a steady stream of updates coming. That’s why AMSS is back on the Krypton Street watchlist this morning. Take a look while it’s still early. My next update could be on its way to you before the bell. Sincerely, Alex Ramsay
Co-Founder / Managing Editor
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