Whatever the explanation, 5G-themed gin is now one thing that exists on the planet, courtesy of T-Mobile. Ostensibly, “Ultra Capacity 5Gin” exists to have a good time a T-Mobile milestone: masking 300 million folks with its low-band prolonged vary 5G community and 150 million lined by its higher midrange extremely capability 5G.

But perhaps it simply got here right down to the corporate seeing Ryan Reynolds having time, promoting gin*, and having fun with possession of a wi-fi firm and it pondering, “Let’s get in on that.” Or maybe because the Mariners had been on the receiving end of yet another no-hitter, some advertising execs out for an evening at ol’ T-Mobile Park drowned their sorrows in a single too many $20 G&Ts and bought to pondering.

The corporate-branded gin no one requested for is produced by Heritage Distilling, the Northwest’s most well-liked purveyor of flavored vodkas and Seahawks-themed whiskey. There’s a non-alcoholic possibility, too: Extended Range 5Ginger Beer, made by Jones Soda.

If this sounds interesting and your own home bar would profit from a gin with “approachable piney notes” and a label with loud magenta branding, then you’ll be able to order a bottle for $30 starting tomorrow. The ginger beer additionally goes on sale tomorrow at $10 for a six-pack. Just do us a favor in the event you order some: perhaps pour one out for that fourth wi-fi provider T-Mobile was supposed to assist arrange after the Sprint merger?

*Technically, Ryan Reynolds sold his gin company for $610 million final August. Spiritually, he’s nonetheless kicking round as part-owner, although.