Snapple Is Releasing 100 Limited-Edition Bottles to Celebrate the Knicks’ NBA Championship Win
Snapple Is Releasing 100 Limited-Edition Bottles to Celebrate the Knicks’ NBA Championship Win
Erin ClementsTue, June 16, 2026 at 5:01 PM UTC
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Snapple is releasing limited-edition Knicks bottles at secret locations in New York City with clues shared online
The brand teamed up with N.Y.C. content creator @meals_by_cug to release hints throughout the week
The collectible celebrates the Knicks' first NBA championship in over 50 years after defeating the Spurs in Game 5
Snapple has a new collectible item for fans of the New York Knicks.
The brand has dropped a limited-edition glass bottle to commemorate the team's championship win after they defeated the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5 of the NBA Finals on Saturday, June 13.
However, the special item can't be simply snagged in stores.
"It's a citywide search for this once-in-a-lifetime collectible," Snapple said in a press release on Monday, June 15. "Snapple will release a limited run of Knicks bottles exclusively at a handful of "mystery" locations across N.Y.C."
The bottles' locations will be teased via clues, the company noted. The brand teamed up with N.Y.C. content creator @meals_by_cug to release hints throughout the week.
"It's not just a collab – it's a moment," Snapple said. "A championship, bottled by an iconic New York brand. A drop fans want to find. Pure New York."
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One day after announcing the promotion on Instagram, Snapple said the post was already Snapple's "most engaged ever"and "signaling just how deeply Knicks fandom and Snapple culture are intertwined in N.Y.C."
Timothée Chalamet, Tracy Morgan, Spike Lee, John Turturro, Sydney Sweeney and Ben Stiller were among the Knicks fans who traveled to San Antonio's Frost Bank Center for Game 5.
Jalen Brunson C of New York Knicks holds the MVP trophy during the awarding ceremony after the final game 5 between New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs at the 2025-2026 NBA basketball game in San Antonio, the United States, June 13, 2026Credit: Wu Xiaoling/Xinhua via Getty
Star point guard Jalen Brunson, 29, shared an emotional moment with his dad, Knicks assistant coach Rick Brunson, after leading the Knicks to the team's first NBA title in over 50 years.
"I was good. [After] the final buzzer, I walked right to half court, shook Mitch Johnson's hand and then turned around. My dad was there," Jalen said during a post-game press conference after the Knicks' 94-90 victory at Texas' Frost Bank Center. "And then [I] felt emotional from that point on."
"I just remember Josh [Hart] talking into my ear and him just saying, like, 'We did it. We did it,' and then I was emotional for a good like 5, 10 minutes," Jalen continued. "And then the excitement started to kick in."
"It was definitely more emotional than I thought it was going to be right away," he added while speaking alongside his father on ESPN'sInside The NBA. "Once I got on stage and everything, it kind of started to settle. But man, it is everything I dreamed of. Seriously."
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