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Jones Soda Co. Launches Perspiration Sodas in Honor of the Seattle Seahawks
Thursday September 27, 8:00 am ET

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jones Soda Co. (the "Company" or "Jones Soda" or "Jones") (NASDAQ:JSDA - News; TSX VENTURE:JSD - News), announces today its limited edition Seahawks Collector Pack of five new football-inspired flavors which includes: Dirt Soda, Sports Cream Soda, Perspiration Soda, Natural Field Turf Soda, and Sweet Victory Soda.

"Throughout their career, the average NFL player will spend 2 years of their life in the gym, eat 3 pounds of dirt and perspire 10,000 gallons of sweat. These players must withstand incredibly tough conditions to be ready for every game, which is why we thought we'd bring the fans the full experience in a bottle," says Peter van Stolk, President & C.E.O. "Now, you can enjoy all the sweat and dirt an NFL player experiences, along with the ultimate taste of Sweet Victory."

The limited edition Seahawks Collector Pack will be available in select stores through the Jones Soda distributor network the week of September 30th. Each pack will retail at $19.99.

"This is certainly unique in the NFL," said Seahawks CEO Tod Leiweke. "The flavors are distinct and pay tribute to the hard work and determination of our players."

The Seahawks Collector Pack will also be available for pre-sale beginning on Thursday, September 27th at 8 a.m. (PST) on www.jonessodastore.com. The pack will only be available in limited quantities, and on a first come, first served basis.

In addition to the Seahawks Collector Pack, Jones Soda Co., will also be releasing their Pure Cane Cola, Sugar-free Cola, and Lemon Lime Soda in Seahawks-themed 12 pack can Fridge Packs, featuring 7 unique Seahawks related photos per box. Athletes featured on the packs include; Matt Hasselbeck, Deion Branch and Walter Jones. These limited edition Fridge Packs will be sold in select retailers throughout the Northwest beginning October 1st.

Headquartered in Seattle, Washington, Jones Soda Co., manufactures its Jones Soda, Jones Naturals, Jones Energy and Whoopass brands and sells it through its distribution network in select markets across North America. A leader in the premium soda category, Jones is known for its innovative labeling technique that incorporates always-changing photos sent in from its consumers. Jones Soda is sold through traditional beverage retailers and everywhere you'd never expect to find a soda.

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/070927/20070927005256.html?.v=1

Maybe if they sold these in one sip containers, I'd be tempted to try it

Id probably buy a pack just to keep and not drink.

I guess Charlies Fry's havent caught on yet in Seattle....

*doing my best not to hurl*

Total ripoff of the Pronk Bar.

I'd probably keep a can or two to remember it but I'd have to sample it before I'd drop the money to get any. If it's as bad as it sounds I'd never be able to drink it.

I was just sayin'

Seems everyone is trying to make specialized soda or food or something...

They even have Devil Rays cookie they serve at my school....(Narly)

A personalized line of something isn't new. Remember Flutie Flakes?

I still have a Albert Belle bar in my freezer.

I would drink it! (with some jack)
Actually Jones soda's are really, really, really good.
We get them up here in Alaska and I drink them all the time. Not those flavors, but usually Cream soda. Or the root beer.
They do have some pretty odd sodas beyond those mentioned in the article. Some green some purple (but not grape flavored....strange huh)

Yeah, nothing new there. Heck when I was your age...I forgot what I was gonna say.

I used to always like Jolt back in the day.

Tab anyone?

Anyone remember Josta?

I thought that stuff was great, but apparently nobody else did.

anyone remember coke2?

Yeah, I do, but I can't quite remember how it tasted. Was that different from "new" Coke? Wasn't it just basically a different version of Coke?

Then you had Pepsi Clear, which was actually pretty decent. Still tasted similar to Pepsi.

I just had some Jolt Cola in a can. It was flavored blue and it tasted so damn good!

And why in hell would you name a flavor of pop after sweat? Who the hell would want to think about tasting sweat? Like "Armpit Cola"

I remember Browns Beer back around 1986 or so. My dad had a 6 pack just sitting in his basement.