If Soda Grew on Trees…It’d be Culture Pop.Celebrating the Delicious and REAL Taste of Culture Pop Soda
Culture Pop SodaMar 10, 2025
Watertown, Massachusetts (March 10th, 2025) - Culture Pop Soda has launched its 2025 brand campaign, “If Soda Grew on Trees”, which celebrates Culture Pop’s real, honest ingredients that differentiate their drinks from every other soda on the market. As part of the campaign, Culture Pop has committed to give away 1 million dollars worth of soda over the next year.
“Culture Pop is made with organic fruit juice, organic herbs and spices, and a live probiotic — we’ve created a refreshing, natural tasting soda without a laundry list of ingredients,” said Tom First, Founder and CEO of Culture Pop Soda.
Founded in 2020 by beverage industry veteran Tom First (co-founder of Nantucket Nectars), Culture Pop Soda is bringing soda back to its roots — crafted, real, and made with only ingredients you can feel good about.
“We want people to read our ingredient statement because we are proud of the way that we make Culture Pop. No other soda is doing it the way that we are — no refined sugars, no sweeteners like stevia, monk fruit, or aspartame - just the real stuff. If soda really grew on trees, this is what it would taste like.”
1 Million Dollars Worth of Culture Pop. All Year Long.
To bring the “If Soda Grew on Trees” campaign to life, Culture Pop is committing to give away 1 million dollars worth of soda in the next year, through pop-up events, community sampling, social media giveaways, and surprise drops across the country. “If soda grew on trees, everyone would have some,” said First. “So that’s what we’re doing — making sure more people get to try Culture Pop, on us!”
Where to Find the Campaign
The “If Soda Grew on Trees” campaign launches today (March 10th, 2025) and will appear on linear TV, streaming platforms like Hulu, Peacock, Prime Video, Disney+, and ESPN, as well as digital video platforms such as YouTube and Vimeo across 5 markets including Boston, New York City, San Francisco Bay Area, Chicago & Seattle. Additionally, billboards and out-of-home placements are also placed throughout the Greater Boston and New York City Metro areas. Whether you’re riding the New York subway system, passing by the Barclays Center, or on your way to opening day at Fenway Park, you won’t miss the eye-catching billboard creative. The campaign is estimated to generate at least 150 million impressions.
Culture Pop partnered with Boston-based creative agency, Fair Folk for this campaign. They’ve also partnered with media agency, GYK Antler to execute all media buying and out of home placements.
About Culture Pop Soda
Founded in 2020, Culture Pop Soda is a crafted, probiotic soda made with real, organic fruit juice, organic spices and herbs, and live probiotics — with no refined sugars, no high-intensity sweeteners like stevia or monk fruit, and no artificial ingredients. Each of Culture Pop’s eight flavors are inspired by familiar, fruit flavors that are delicious, refreshing, and perfectly sweetened.
Every 12 oz can is packed with billions of live probiotics to support digestive health, which aids gut health. Culture Pop Soda is vegan, certified non-GMO, gluten-free, plant-based, shelf-stable, and kosher. You can find Culture Pop in over 15,000 retailers nationwide including Whole Foods Market, Walmart, Target & other major retailers. Find the closest retailers to you HERE.
Culture Pop Soda is uniquely crafted with delicious, slightly sweet combinations of real, organic fruit juice, herbs & spices, and live probiotics. Fizzy & gutsy, each sip is packed with familiar flavors that consumers already know and love but without the refined sweeteners found in traditional sodas or the artificial sweeteners and stevia found in diet sodas. The current seven-flavor lineup ranges from crushable combinations like Watermelon Rosemary & Lime to more complex Ginger Lemon & Turmeric. Every 12 oz can is packed with billions of live probiotics for gut health and are vegan, certified non-GMO, gluten-free, plant-based, shelf-stable, and kosher.
Mar 10, 2025
