New York-based Spritz Society, the award-winning spritzer brand founded by media influencers and entrepreneurs Ben Soffer, Claudia Oshry, Jackie Oshry, Zach Weinreb and Jake Lewin launched a new flavor, Lemon Iced Tea, in collaboration with “Southern Charm” reality star and founder of Sewing Down South, Craig Conover.
The can, labeled “Posty’s Soda,” tells the story of Post Malone quitting soda until he found poppi, “with a classic Post aesthetic and nod to Texas, where both he and poppi are from,” the company adds.
Brisk Iced Tea, a brand of PepsiCo, Purchase, N.Y., has teamed up with the artist to revive its classic Claymation advertisements and encourage fans to put themselves first.
The former football star’s approachable and fun-loving nature, paired with his hardworking image as an NFL player, particularly as a center, “align well with the authentic, creative branding of Ole Smoky,” the company notes.
Pepsi, Purchase N.Y., unveiled its Gladiator-themed campaign titled “Make Your Gameday Epic.” As a longtime NFL sponsor, Pepsi is celebrating the start of the 2024 NFL season and the anticipated theatrical release of Paramount Pictures’ “Gladiator II,” with a short-film that will electrify game days for cola-lovers and NFL fans alike.
To remind everyone that summer isn’t over, Tropicana is teaming up with Ciara Miller of the hit show “Summer House” to launch Tropicana Refreshers, the brand’s refreshed line of juice drinks made with real fruit juice and no artificial sweeteners.
PepsiCo, Purchase, N.Y., has teamed up with award-winning singer Kelly Rowland to turn local restaurant regulars into hometown celebrities with a chance to be featured in a Pepsi ad and have their favorite menu item renamed in their honor.
In the consumer packaged goods space there’s no shortage of celebrity-backed products, particularly beverages. Although proliferating across all segments, alcohol brands are seeing the most activity.