- Joose
Infobox Beverage
name=Joose
type=Malt beverage /Energy drink
proof=18 and 19.8 (orange and purple) per 23.5 oz can
manufacturer=United Brands
origin=USA
introduced=Dawn of Civilization, Coincidence?
discontinued=
related= Sparks, Tilt
variants= Orange (Orange can, 9.9% ABV), Tropical (Blue can, 9.0% ABV), Cranberry (Red can, 9.0% ABV), Dragon (Purple can, 9.9% ABV)Joose is an alcoholic
energy drink , similar in design and purpose to competing beverages such as Sparks and Tilt. It is growing in popularity due to its relatively high alcohol content (9.0-9.9% ABV) compared with other beverages generally available at aconvenience store such asbeer (typically 4-6% ABV) and other alcoholic energy drinks (typically 7-8% ABV).Joose has been described by Terry Kester, VP of
United Brands Co. , as "a little bit of mango, a little bit of papaya and a little bit of lightning." According to its packaging, Joose is comprised ofmalt beverage ,caffeine ,taurine ,ginseng , and natural coloring. Joose is currently available in 23.5 oz orange, red, purple, or blue cans on a black background. In the popular lexicon drinking a Joose is described as "getting on the grid." Alternatively, one can ask a friend to drink Joose with them by saying "let's get on the grid." Others refer to drinking juice as "Joosin," perhaps as a reference to similarities between the side effects of drinking Joose and taking steroids. In May of 2008, Joose released its latest flavor, Dragon Joose, whose packaging shows a purple dragon with purple lettering against a black background.References
*cite news |title=Buzz Brands |url=http://www.beverageworld.com/content/view/32986/154/ |work=BevBeat/Beer |publisher=
Beverage World |date=18 June 2007 |accessdate=2007-08-04ee also
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Four (drink)
*Sparks (drink)
*Tilt (Drink) External links
* [http://www.drinkjoose.com Joose homepage]
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