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LAS VEGAS, NV -- Rockstar Incorporated, maker of Rockstar Energy Drink, today announced that it has completed a distribution agreement with Coca-Cola North America (CCNA) and Coca-Cola Enterprises (CCE). CCE will distribute Rockstar in all of its territories covered in the distribution agreement in the U.S. and Canada except the Northwest and Northern California divisions of CCE. The agreements are effective today, and distribution of Rockstar by CCE is expected to begin by May 31st.
Since its introduction in 2001, when Rockstar created the first 16-ounce energy drink, the brand has experienced growth year after year and firmly established itself as a major player in the beverage industry.
"I compliment Coca-Cola Enterprises and Coca-Cola North America for having the vision and foresight to engage in this phenomenal deal with Rockstar," said Russ Weiner, president and chief executive officer of Rockstar. "Combining the power of the Rockstar brand and what I believe to be the strongest sales and distribution system in North America will take Rockstar to the top."
Under the agreement, Weiner will retain 100% brand ownership.
Originally posted by BobbinHood
One time I had three Sparks (an alcoholic energy drink) in a row. And let me tell you, it did not feel healthy. My heart felt like it was about to pound out of my chest.
Originally posted by SpectreDC
reply to post by schrodingers dog
I can also verify it really can be an overwhelming experience of a lot of people...I have a strong discipline towards drugs so the effects don't bother me to the extent the average person would. But for the average person, the clarity and energy they have in their drunk may fool them into thinking they aren't that drunk causing them to drink more. It really is essentially a legal speedball.
Personally, even though I'm currently not drinking alcohol for the foreseeable future, it kinda takes away from alcohol anyways. I mean, the sedation effects are what I want when I'm drinking generally.
Originally posted by mnemeth1
I also like being awake when I'm bombed out of my mind.
Originally posted by laiguana
Excuse me, I think we should ban the FDA and replace it with an agency that actually does the job it is intended to do without going ban crazy.
I love my white Russians...
Originally posted by laiguana
Excuse me, I think we should ban the FDA and replace it with an agency that actually does the job it is intended to do without going ban crazy.
Originally posted by iamsupermanv2
Since you are a little upset over your title being changed, I'll "man up" and say that I was at least one person who alerted about the title being a blatant lie. Because it was. I was going to post first and try to tell you myself, but you really aren't in the business of listening to other sides.
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Given that the FDA has found caffeine to be an unsafe food additive, you can look for its removal from Mt. Dew and Coke soon.
Originally posted by DIDtm
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Given that the FDA has found caffeine to be an unsafe food additive, you can look for its removal from Mt. Dew and Coke soon.
So they take away my rights, and then their going to take away my Mountain Dew?
You havent seen the definition of 'postal', if that happens.
Originally posted by DiabolusFireDragon
This combination is unsafe. It should be banned. Too much alcohol can kill you, too. Lets ban that. People die from ingesting too much Aspirin. We should establish a government run agency to dispense 2 Aspirins per person when needed funded by more taxes so people who have no sense of personal responsibility aren't discriminated against.
But really, I've had redbull & vodka and tried this 4 Loko stuff. Even have 2 of 'em in the fridge. (Shhhh, don't tell! I don't want my door broke down and arrested!) I quite enjoy having a few RedBull & Vodkas to start off the night, while switching to beer later. Sure, if you abuse something it can turn around and hurt you. That goes for many things you can still get legally. Doesn't mean you should ban them, IMO.