DRY Soda became the morning buzz on San Antonio Living this morning. The soda was so well received that the weather caster from another studio did some taste-testing on air with the host.
Click here to view the video via WOAI.com and click on “The Morning Buzz”
To learn more about DRY Soda, please visit www.drysoda.com
Father’s Day Press Release (PDF)
Seattle – When Father’s Day starts at 12:01 a.m. and sleeping in is not an option, give the father in your life a dose of humor this year with the new collection of essays and anecdotes, Why Chicken Nuggets are Better than Prozac and Other Observations from an Over-Caffeinated Dad. Written by humorist and blogger Kirk Enright, the book pokes fun at the occasionally absurd realities of 21st Century parenting.
Any parent who has ever witnessed an act of bad parenting, struggled to actually implement the advice of an afternoon talk-show expert, or just visited the Department of Motor Vehicles on a typical Tuesday morning, will find this book a fun read and a relatable release for our overly-scheduled lives.
“This book is for anyone who ever feels like parenting would be a whole lot easier if it weren’t for kids,” explained Enright. “When you think about it, every day is Father’s Day. This just happens to be the one time of year we get cake, cards and presents, which is probably good, because who needs the calories?”
“Enright tackles parenting issues with a funny twist that will bring a smile to your face,” wrote Amy Mendenhall of MOV Parent. “ From a conversation with a 4-year-old about why it’s not polite to talk about whether or not a stranger is fat, to reminiscing about family trips of yore, to parents complaining about never going out (but not wanting to go out either)… There’s plenty of funny and relatable stories inside this little book for both moms and dads and will give you that extra boost of cheer for the day.”
About the Author
Kirk Enright writes on a variety of topics including relationships, parenting, business, and politics in his blog www.overcaffeinateddad.com. After spending 11 years, 10 months, 15 days, 7 hours and 29 minutes in Hollywood writing, producing and directing various television projects, he escaped to the Pacific Northwest where he lives with his wife, their three children and their dog.
Media samples are available upon request. For more information or to request a free review copy, please contact Abby Calvo at abby@brandsoulcommunications.com or at 206.605.2976. Why Chicken Nuggets are Better Than Prozac is available for $14.99 online at Amazon.com and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.
Why Chicken Nuggets are Better Than Prozac and
Other Observations from an Over-Caffeinated Dad
Author: Kirk Enright
Publication: December 4, 2009
Trade Paperback: $14.99; 148 Pages; 5.5” x 8.25”
ISBN-13: 978-1439258101
Blog: http://www.overcaffeinateddad.com/home/
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MEDIA CONTACT: Abby Calvo, BrandSoul Communications
Phone: 206.605.2976
Email: abby@brandsoulcommunications.com
Web: www.overcaffeinateddad.com
Review copies are available upon request.
DRY Soda Mother’s Day Press Release (PDF)
SEATTLE (April 29, 2010) – This Mother’s Day, serve the woman who does everything a refreshing treat to delight her taste buds. DRY Soda is an all-natural and low-calorie beverage that elevates every celebration and can be paired with her favorite Mother’s Day brunch dishes, mixed into a tasty mocktails or cocktails or enjoyed on its own.
DRY Soda Founder and CEO Sharelle Klaus, a mother of four, developed DRY for today’s modern moms and families looking for a healthy, sophisticated, and natural beverage. It is available in seven distinct flavors: Juniper Berry, Kumquat, Lavender, Lemongrass, Rhubarb, Vanilla Bean and Cucumber.
“DRY is a delicious and healthy way to pamper mom,” explained Klaus. “For breakfast in bed or a formal Mother’s Day meal, DRY is always on our table for family festivities and is a great option for a low calorie and flavorful accompaniment.”
Author Natalie Bovis-Nelson recommends DRY for the expectant mother in her cocktail book, Preggatinis: Mixology for the Mom-to-be. For something different on Mother’s Day, try Bovis-Nelson’s “Preggie Provence” featuring Lavender DRY:
Ingredients:
•5-6 Rosemary leaves
•3-4 White grapes, halved
•1/2-ounce Simple syrup
•1/4-teaspoon Fresh lavender flower petals
•1/2-teaspoon Lemon zest
•2-ounces Lemonade
•3-ounces Lavender DRY Soda
•Ice
•1 Lemon wheel
•1 sprig Rosemary
Preparation:
1. Muddle rosemary leaves with grapes, simple syrup, lavender flower petals, and lemon zest in the bottom of a mixing glass
2. Add lemonade then shake well with ice
3. Strain into a cocktail glass
4. Top with Lavender DRY and garnish with lemon wheel and spring of rosemary
Sweetened with a small amount of pure cane sugar and flavored with the extracts of fruit, flower and herbs, each bottle of DRY contains between 45-70 calories. DRY Soda can be purchased in both the United States and Canada at natural and traditional retail stores, luxury hotels, resorts, and fine dining restaurants. For more information or to order DRY online, visit www.drysoda.com.
About DRY Soda
Seattle-based DRY Soda Co. offers the modern alternative in refreshment – a line of lightly sweet sparkling sodas flavored with all-natural fruit, flower and herb extracts. With 45-70 calories and four ingredients per bottle, DRY Soda is the ideal beverage to sip on its own, pair with a great meal or mix into a cocktail. All seven flavors are caffeine, sodium and gluten-free, vegan, and OU certified Kosher. DRY is available throughout the United States and Canada in traditional and specialty retail stores, fine restaurants, hotels, and online. For more information about DRY Soda, visit www.drysoda.com or the DRY Soda Tasting Room at 410 First Avenue South in Seattle.
*Bottle artwork available upon request
Media Contact:
Abby Calvo
BrandSoul Communications (206) 605-2976
/ abby@brandsoulcommunications.com
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