Looking to make your morning a little more punk rock? Keurig has a brand-new collaboration just for you.
As Food & Wine reports, last week the ubiquitous coffee brand announced a new collaboration with punk rock legends Green Day for a limited-edition brewer kit in honor of the 20th anniversary of “American Idiot.”
“We are on the road celebrating 20 years of American Idiot all summer,” Billie Joe Armstrong, the lead singer of Green Day, shared in a statement provided to Food & Wine. “Our buses and back stages have been stocked with our coffee company’s first-ever signature brewer. Now, we can finally announce this release and hope you guys love it as much as we do.”
And if you’re wondering just how hardcore Green Day is about their coffee, just remember that the band launched its first coffee brand in 2015, then known as Oakland Coffee, now known as Punk Bunny Coffee — which, yes, is included in the brewer kit.
According to Keurig, the kit includes a custom-designed K-Iced Plus brewer that’s tricked out with the band’s song lyrics and iconic red grenade heart, Punk Bunny Coffee K-Cup pods, and a Green Day-branded tumbler. It also comes with exclusive access to a Spotify playlist personally curated by the band. And, as both Keurig and the band explained, its Punk Bunny Coffee is ideal for making over ice for a chilled delight, too.
“What’s impressive about Green Day is their unwavering passion for both their music and their coffee,” Becky Opdyke, the senior vice president of coffee marketing at Keurig Dr Pepper, added. “After working closely with the band on our Punk Bunny partnership, we were inspired to design a brewer that embodies their enthusiasm and celebrates one of their biggest accomplishments. We’re excited to deliver a piece of the band right to fans’ kitchen counters.”
Fans of both the band and coffee can purchase the limited-edition brewer bundle for $159.99 starting on August 20 on Keurig.com. But if you want one you better hurry, because the kit will only be available while supplies last.
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