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Two-time Oscar winner George Clooney and his Casamigos co-founder Rande Gerber enjoy a guys' weekend getaway to Los Cabos, Mexico without their wives.
On Saturday, the Kentucky-born 61-year-old appeared to be in great spirits as he hung out with the 60-year-old Long Island native on the back patio of a large luxurious vacation home.
George was wearing sunglasses, a navy-blue polo shirt, and khakis while Rande sported a white T-shirt, black pants, and grey baseball cap.
Male bonding: Two-time Oscar winner George Clooney (R) and his Casamigos co-founder Rande Gerber (2-R) enjoy a guys' weekend getaway to Los Cabos, Mexico without their wives
In 2013, Clooney, Gerber, and property developer Mike Meldman founded the tequila and mezcal company - which is distilled in Jalisco, Mexico - but they sold it to Diageo in a deal worth up to $1B just four years later.
In June, The Spirit Business announced that Casamigos took the Supreme Brand Champion title for 2022.
'It's not a celebrity brand. We made it to drink, not to start a company. People appreciate the authenticity of our story. George, Mike and I created it, own it, drink it, run the company and live the lifestyle,' the nightlife entrepreneur told the publication at the time.
'We are just three guys that know what we like and want to share it, one of us just happens to be a celebrity. The numerous awards and accolades Casamigos has received is a result of the spirit itself.'
Life's a beach! On Saturday, the Kentucky-born 61-year-old (R) appeared to be in great spirits as he hung out with the 60-year-old Long Island native (L) on the back patio of a large luxurious vacation home
Casually clad: George was wearing sunglasses, a navy-blue polo shirt, and khakis while Rande sported a white T-shirt, black pants, and grey baseball cap
Rich: In 2013, Clooney, Gerber, and property developer Mike Meldman founded the tequila and mezcal company - which is distilled in Jalisco, Mexico - but they sold it to Diageo in a deal worth up to $1B just four years later
Rande and The Ticket to Paradise producer-star were staying at the condo with at least four other older gentlemen.
One of the guests on the trip was George's Smoke House producing partner Grant Heslov, who was wearing a
