The Tinley Beverage Company Inc. announced that it has engaged First Canadian Capital for investor relations. It also announced that it has purchased equipment to increase production capacity at its current facility. Tinley has expanded the engagement of its Long Beach engineering firm to significantly increase bottling capacity at its previously-disclosed, new manufacturer's facility in the Coachella Valley. The expanded infrastructure is designed to increase production capacity to 250,000 bottles per month, at lower per-unit production costs. The infrastructure will remain in place until the Company's Long Beach facility is operational. The new equipment is designed to be rapidly shipped and re-deployed to a facility in Canada, Nevada or any of the Company's other target expansion markets, upon opening of the Long Beach facility. As a result, this capability will allow the Company to offer licensed partners in these new markets a rapid start-up and launch of efficient bottling operations, incorporating the multi-phased approach that the Company has employed in California. The expanded line is expected to be operational in the Coachella Valley facility by late February, and the Company's existing bottling equipment remains available for use in the meantime. The Company is productively exploiting the opportunity created by the previously-disclosed regulatory changes regarding labelling requirements, to apply the water solubility technology used for the higher- dose Tinley '27 hard liquor-style product formulations to its acclaimed single-serve Margarita and Moscow Mule formulations. This technology offers onset and offset times, as well as product clarity. In response to customer feedback on the previous 10 mg versions, the updated product formulations now deliver a lighter, 5 mg micro-dose per serving. A significant quantity of Margarita and Moscow Mule products was purchased by three distributors during Third Quarter and Fourth Quarter of 2018 on a binding, non- returnable basis. As a result, the Company expects to provide the updated products as replacements in First Quarter 2019, as well as ship additional product ordered during and subsequent to those quarters, such that it can recognize such revenue accordingly.