8-Ball Premium Chocolate Whiskey Joins Quin Houff, StarCom Racing for 11-Race Primary Sponsorship

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Quin Houff and StarCom Racing will look to kick-start their season with a great run this Sunday at Homestead-Miami Speedway. The single-car operation will have a new sponsor on-board their No. 00 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 1LE, in the form of 8-Ball Premium Chocolate Whiskey.

Established in May 2017 by Paul Thomas – founder of Julian Hard Cider — 8-Ball whiskey launches the first chocolate-infused bourbon whiskey in the United States. Blended with the world’s most popular flavor, Thomas’ 8-Ball Chocolate Whiskey was crafted using only the finest all-natural ingredients sourced from Madagascar, Indonesia and Mexico, and combined with premium bourbon, then aged in charred American Oak barrels resulting in its unique spicy and smooth finish. 8-Ball Premium Whiskey can be purchased online, as well as at select locations that can be found via the website’s ‘FIND’ widget.

“I’m excited to become part of the 8-Ball Chocolate whiskey family,” said StarCom Racing 00 Driver, Quin houff. “Paul and his team are a great group, and I can’t wait to get their brand on the track this season starting in Miami! It’s great to see a new and fast-growing company come to our sport and believe in what we are doing. Oh, and the whiskey is delicious, too!”

8-Ball Chocolate Whiskey will partner with Houff and StarCom Racing for 11 races, beginning at Homestead (February 28) and continuing with: Las Vegas (March 7), Atlanta (March 21), Talladega (April 25), Kansas (May 2), Charlotte (May 30), Sonoma (June 6), All-Star Open (June 13), Road America (July 4), Atlanta (July 11) and Texas (October 17).

“8-Ball Premium Chocolate Whiskey could not be more excited than to join the incredible StarCom Racing 00 Quin Houff team”, said Paul Thomas, Founder and CEO of 8-Ball. “We are 100% committed to do whatever we can to support everyone’s dreams and aspirations. Quin is a winner.”

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