In , it was acquired by the National Beverage Corp. In , the company launched a TV ad campaign and Youtube site. In addition to soft drinks, they produce the traditional mixers Club soda and Tonic water. Shasta introduced at one time a line of flavors targeting Hispanic customers. Shasta produces more than 30 varieties of soda [ 5 ] , including:.
In , Shasta produced 8oz cans, marketed to children, with flavors such as Mario Punch and Princess Toadstool Cherry. During —, Shasta sold soft drinks called Shasta Shortz that were marketed to children. Shasta Shortz products were again packaged in 8oz 'mini cans' instead of the typical 12oz soda can, and had sweeter and more candy-like flavors.
Shasta uses high fructose corn syrup as the sugar source in their drinks. Shasta diet soft drinks use sucralose and acesulfame potassium as non-nutritive sweeteners. Some of their sugar-based drinks, including their Cola, use a combination of high fructose corn syrup and sucralose. Wikimedia Foundation. Squirt soft drink — This article is about the soft drink. For other uses, see Squirt disambiguation.
Slice soft drink — This article is about a soft drink. For other uses, see Slice. In , it was acquired by the National Beverage Corp. A Shasta commercial using the second listed slogan was featured in the M. Night Shyamalan film Signs in the scene where the old man complains about the number of soda commercials on television.
In , the company launched a TV ad campaign and YouTube site. The commercials show people being hit in the head with a can of Shasta, with the catch line "Some people wouldn't know a good deal if it hit 'em in the head. In addition to soft drinks, they produce the traditional mixers club soda and tonic water. Shasta introduced at one time a line of flavors targeting Hispanic customers. In , Shasta produced 8oz cans, marketed to children, with flavors such as Mario Punch and Princess Toadstool Cherry.
During , Shasta sold soft drinks called Shasta Shortz that were marketed to children. Related: Is Keurig's Kold worth the price? So you might be surprised to learn that two small soda companies are actually thriving in this rocky stock market. National Beverage owns Shasta, which is most well-known for wacky flavors like Pineapple Orange, Grapefruit Zazz and the orange creamsicle inspired California Dreamin'.
Shasta is named for Mt. Shasta in northern California. Shasta also had a supercheesy, but memorable, ad campaign in the s. It hasta to be Shasta! Some of the revelations? George Costanza drank it on an episode of "Seinfeld. National Beverage owns two other popular brands as well, Faygo -- which is huge in Michigan -- and sparkling water maker LaCroix.
Related: Surge soda returns to store shelves. The Faygo Facebook page has over , likes, while the LaCroix Facebook page has over , likes.
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