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Food & Drink

Ben Stiller Just Announced He’s Launching a Soda—Here’s What We Know

Ben Stiller Just Announced He’s Launching a Soda—Here’s What We Know
Screenshot of Ben Stiller with Stiller Soda | Courtesy of Ben Stiller on Instagram

Look, one has to admit that when Ben Stiller trades his director’s chair for a soda can, you know we’re living in interesting times. The comedy legend behind Zoolander and Night at the Museum just dropped some pretty sweet news: he’s launching his own soda line called Stiller’s Soda. And honestly? It’s not what you’d expect from another celebrity beverage venture; however, it seems quite promising. Let’s dive in!

What Makes Stiller’s Soda Different?

While everyone else is jumping on the prebiotic bandwagon or pushing functional drinks that taste like medicine, Stiller went a completely different route. His soda isn’t trying to revolutionize your gut health or replace your morning vitamins. Instead, it’s aiming to be what he calls “a classic soda for a new world.”

Each can clocks in at just 30 calories and seven grams of sugar, but here’s the kicker: it actually tastes like real soda! None of that artificial aftertaste that makes you question your life choices. Stiller uses a blend of cane sugar, stevia leaf extract, and monk fruit extract to nail that sweet spot between nostalgia and health consciousness.

The brand also throws in some vitamins for good measure: 20 micrograms of Vitamin D, around 91-93 milligrams of Vitamin C (depending on flavor), and 2.4 micrograms of Vitamin B12. 

The Flavor Lineup That’ll Hit You Right in the Feels

Stiller launched with three flavors that are basically a time machine in a can:

Root Beer: Classic, creamy, and exactly what you remember from those corner store runs as a kid.

Lemon-Lime: Crisp, refreshing, and made with real juice because apparently Stiller doesn’t mess around.

Shirley Temple: This one’s the real showstopper! Stiller admits this flavor started it all for him as a kid, and honestly, who doesn’t have a soft spot for that cherry-sweet nostalgia?

The lemon-lime and Shirley Temple varieties both contain real fruit juice, which gives them a more authentic, refreshing taste compared to the artificial fruit flavors drowning the soda aisle these days.

Where Can You Actually Buy This Stuff?

Right now, Stiller’s Soda is available in his hometown of New York City at select retailers. For the rest of us mere mortals, Amazon is your best bet, as you can grab 12-packs for $30, which breaks down to about $2.50 per can.

The brand plans to expand to Walmart.com within the next few months, followed by a nationwide retail rollout in 2026. So if you’re not in NYC and don’t want to deal with shipping, you might need to practice some patience. Your time will come.

Final Thoughts

Ben Stiller’s entry into the soda game feels surprisingly authentic. He’s not promising to cure your digestive issues or replace your multivitamin. He’s just offering a better version of something people already love: classic soda flavors with less sugar and a few bonus vitamins.

In a market flooded with functional beverages and wellness drinks that taste like punishment, maybe what we really needed was someone to just make regular soda a little bit better. Leave it to Stiller to find the perfect middle ground between nostalgia and progress.