Hulk Hogan’s real American beer flies after the death of WWE -star

Hulk Hogan‘s Real American Beer flies out of the shelves after the death of the WWE star, and his company rushes for retailers between New York, Florida and beyond.

Sources tell TMZ … “Throughout the country there is a run on the beer and people walk outside with several 12 packs and 24 oz cans, leaving the boards bare behind.”

We have been told that the company works overtime to deliver retailers, so that fans can “toast to Hulk” and celebrate his incredible legacy.

The iconic wrestler launched Real American in June 2024 – and announced in May they are Plan to acquire Hooters After the company had requested a bankruptcy of Chapter 11 in March to restructure its debts.

Terri FrancisCEO of Real American, confirmed to TMZ that the acquisition is still on the table after the death of Hulk and noted that … “Hulk was a passionate entrepreneur who believed in the power of American made brands and products, and the power of bringing communities throughout America. Real American beer will produce his vision and mission for a minister of mission to make it for to the same passion and the goal of for OM for OM for OM for OM OM OMODE and the Passion and Mission and the Passion and Mission. family. “

She also tells us that really American beer will continue to find ways to honor Hulk and allow his fans to make contact with him through the brand … so we stay informed.

As you know, Hulk died After having held a cardiac arrest in his Clearwater, early on Thursday morning in Florida. His death followed in June reports that he was On his “deathbed” … but we were told that he was doing well and got symptoms from one necking procedure He underwent checked out in May.

Tribute continues to flow in For the sports icon – Vince McMahonPresident Donald Trump” Ric Flair” Sylvester -Stone And Mario Lopez are just a few of the most important names that have paid their respect.

Terri in the meantime told TMZ that the real American family is “deeply sad” because of the loss, but praised him for everything he has done for fans.