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Okay, everybody. Who here likes football? Good. Now how many of you would like to lick the sweat right off the players feet, armpits and other unmentionable parts? Not many, eeh, I didn't think so. On the other hand Jones Soda Company does. Check out this article I found at AOL
Jones Soda (JSDA) offers NFL fans the taste of victory, field turf
Posted Sep 28th 2007 2:40PM by Michael Fowlkes
Filed under: Press releases, Products and services, Management, Consumer experience, Marketing and advertising, Jones Soda (JSDA)
Have you ever watched your favorite NFL team and thought to yourself, "I wonder what their locker room tastes like?" The creative team at Jones Soda Co. (NASDAQ: JSDA) is thinking Seattle Seahawks fans have, and has designed a few new sodas that will offer its drinkers just such a taste experience as Perspiration and Dirt.
Seattle-based Jones Soda began taking online pre-orders yesterday for its new soda flavors that it thinks accurately reflects the hard work of professional football players. I don't know about you ... but I have personally never watched football and found myself wondering what the players' sweat would smell like, much less taste like. But if by some chance you have found yourself obsessed with not knowing the taste of such things, you are in luck!
Welcome to the world of Perspiration soda. According to company spokeswoman Clare Bowles, the new Perspiration brand soda is "kind of salty tasting," and perhaps even more tempting to your taste buds, it has a "stinky football sock" finish. Wow ... my prayers have been answered! I never would have dreamed that my desire for a drink with a stinky football sock aftertaste would be fulfilled.
OK, so maybe Perspiration isn't the taste you are after. Maybe you're looking for something a little easier to the palette. You can choose one of the other new flavors that the company is offering up like, say ... Dirt, Sports Cream or Natural Field Turf. Hmm, not sure which one appeals to me more, the dirt or the sports cream. Decisions, decisions.
I think personally I would choose to try out the last of the new flavors ... Sweet Victory. This flavor is supposed to possess a berry flavor, which is more appealing to me than the effect one would get when being "tackled really hard, you're down on the ground and you get a little bit of the grass in your teeth." That's, apparently, is the Natural Turf taste.
What do you think? Would you buy a soda called Dirt? What about Perspiration? I wonder if Jones Soda is going to try to compliment its Sweet Victory flavor with a new one called Bitter Defeat. Would make sense I suppose.
All you Seattle Seahawks fans out there can head over to the company's website and order your 5-pack of the tasty flavors now.
Michael Fowlkes has worked as a stock trader for seven years and spent the last two years working as an analyst for the online investment advisory service Investor's Observer.
So next time somebody tells you to "put a sock in it" you can just drink some soda that tastes like a sock instead.
Here's the website if you want it: http://www.jonessoda.com/
Okay, everybody. Who here likes football? Good. Now how many of you would like to lick the sweat right off the players feet, armpits and other unmentionable parts? Not many, eeh, I didn't think so. On the other hand Jones Soda Company does. Check out this article I found at AOL
Jones Soda (JSDA) offers NFL fans the taste of victory, field turf
Posted Sep 28th 2007 2:40PM by Michael Fowlkes
Filed under: Press releases, Products and services, Management, Consumer experience, Marketing and advertising, Jones Soda (JSDA)
Have you ever watched your favorite NFL team and thought to yourself, "I wonder what their locker room tastes like?" The creative team at Jones Soda Co. (NASDAQ: JSDA) is thinking Seattle Seahawks fans have, and has designed a few new sodas that will offer its drinkers just such a taste experience as Perspiration and Dirt.
Seattle-based Jones Soda began taking online pre-orders yesterday for its new soda flavors that it thinks accurately reflects the hard work of professional football players. I don't know about you ... but I have personally never watched football and found myself wondering what the players' sweat would smell like, much less taste like. But if by some chance you have found yourself obsessed with not knowing the taste of such things, you are in luck!
Welcome to the world of Perspiration soda. According to company spokeswoman Clare Bowles, the new Perspiration brand soda is "kind of salty tasting," and perhaps even more tempting to your taste buds, it has a "stinky football sock" finish. Wow ... my prayers have been answered! I never would have dreamed that my desire for a drink with a stinky football sock aftertaste would be fulfilled.
OK, so maybe Perspiration isn't the taste you are after. Maybe you're looking for something a little easier to the palette. You can choose one of the other new flavors that the company is offering up like, say ... Dirt, Sports Cream or Natural Field Turf. Hmm, not sure which one appeals to me more, the dirt or the sports cream. Decisions, decisions.
I think personally I would choose to try out the last of the new flavors ... Sweet Victory. This flavor is supposed to possess a berry flavor, which is more appealing to me than the effect one would get when being "tackled really hard, you're down on the ground and you get a little bit of the grass in your teeth." That's, apparently, is the Natural Turf taste.
What do you think? Would you buy a soda called Dirt? What about Perspiration? I wonder if Jones Soda is going to try to compliment its Sweet Victory flavor with a new one called Bitter Defeat. Would make sense I suppose.
All you Seattle Seahawks fans out there can head over to the company's website and order your 5-pack of the tasty flavors now.
Michael Fowlkes has worked as a stock trader for seven years and spent the last two years working as an analyst for the online investment advisory service Investor's Observer.
So next time somebody tells you to "put a sock in it" you can just drink some soda that tastes like a sock instead.
Here's the website if you want it: http://www.jonessoda.com/