Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson's Tequila Brand Teremana Is Giving Away $1M in Celebration of Cinco de Mayo
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson is bringing the flavor — and the savings — back to fans this May.
The actor and entrepreneur, 53, has officially launched the 2025 edition of Guac on the Rock, his annual celebration tied to his small-batch tequila brand, Teremana. This year, the initiative is bigger than ever.
Starting May 1 and running through May 31, Teremana will give fans $10 back when they order any appetizer along with a Teremana cocktail at participating bars and restaurants. While previous years focused solely on guacamole orders, 2025's campaign opens up to all delivery apps, making it easier than ever for fans to share a drink, grab a bite and toast to Cinco de Mayo without stressing their wallets.
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To also celebrate The Rock and Teremana's first partnership with DoorDash, from May 1 through May 12, fans in select states who purchase a 750 ml bottle (or larger) of Teremana from a DoorDash retailer will receive a $10 gift card to use on guacamole or any appetizer ordered through the app. Participating states include California, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Indiana, New York, Ohio, Oregon, and Washington, D.C.
'Five years of Guac on the Rock calls for something special,' Johnson shared in a statement. 'I am incredibly grateful that we can play a small part in helping people celebrate at their local bars and restaurants through our expanded program. It's an honor to offer our support and gratitude this way. It's an honor to be able to offer our support and gratitude in this way.'
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To claim the $10 reimbursement, consumers 21 years old and over can upload their itemized receipt at guacontherock.com through June 5. The program will continue until it hits a nationwide cap of $1 million in reimbursements.
With more Americans cutting back on dining out due to inflation, the expanded campaign aims to help fans enjoy nights out without breaking the bank. According to the release, a recent report found that 84% of people said they're eating out less due to financial pressure — something Guac on the Rock hopes to ease.
'Guac on the Rock has always been about supporting our hospitality communities and helping people come together,' Johnson added. 'Cheers to sharing even more Mana, and enjoying even more appetizers with delicious Teremana cocktails all month long!'
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