List of Jones Soda flavors

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Jones Soda is an American beverage maker known for premium carbonated soft drinks with unusual flavors and labels. The company is based in Seattle, Washington. Currently,[ when? ] 64 flavors are being sold.[ citation needed ] Consumers are drawn to both the flavor offerings as well as the brand's quirky image. [1]

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Jones Soda Co: the original six flavors

Seasonal and limited-edition flavors

2003

Turkey & Gravy

2004 [2]

2005 (National Pack)

2005 (Regional Pack)

2006

2006 (Dessert Pack)

8 oz. Cans

Halloween

2006 Halloween 12 oz. Bottle Flavors

  • Lemon Drop Dead
  • Creepy Cranberry
  • Monster Mojito

2007 Halloween 12 oz. bottle Flavors

Black Cat Licorice

  • Dread Licorice (a Pun on Red Licorice)
  • Monster Mojito

2013 Halloween 8 oz. Cans

Seahawks Collector Pack

2007 Holiday 12 oz. bottle flavors

The 'Christmas Ham' flavor was first created internally, years ago, by the company as a favor for The David Letterman Show where it was originally called Big Ass Canned Ham Soda. Only a few of these bottles still exist and three separate labels featuring various parts of a live pig were made. When the idea was pitched to make the flavor available as a special-run flavor, the company vetoed it, stating it was "doubtful" anyone would want to purchase it.


Rare and limited run sodas

Unusual flavors

Natural Jones Soda

Ordinary flavors

Sugar Free Jones Soda

Jones Zilch Zero Calorie

Jones energy drinks

Jones organics flavors

Natural flavors

Jones juice flavors

24C Enhanced Water

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References

  1. Hoyer, Wayne D.; MacInnis, Deborah J. (2008). "Judgment and Decision Making Based on Low Effort". Consumer Behavior. Cengage Learning. pp. 246–247. ISBN   9780547079929 . Retrieved 7 July 2020.
  2. Jones Soda Co. "Jones Soda Limited Edition 2004 Holiday Pack". amazon.com. Retrieved 24 May 2020.