Jeni’s Ice Creams Teams Up with Goose on a Limited-Edition Flavor
You know that feeling when your favorite band takes the stage and time stops? Everything else falls away, you’re wholly present and in the moment, engaged with what’s happening right now, connected with those around you and you feel fully alive. Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams’ latest limited-edition flavor is a celebration of that exact feeling, inspired by the beloved band, Goose.
Goose Tracks is a riff on a nostalgic classic black raspberry chip. Except Jeni’s made it bolder by swapping black raspberries for juicier, more flavorful berries, including red raspberries and blackberries and layering in bittersweet chocolate flakes. It’s both nostalgic and new, like hearing your favorite song played live for the first time.
“On a Venn diagram comparing Jeni’s and Goose, where the circles overlap would be called Things That Bring People Together and Make People Feel Good,” said Ryan Morgan, Jeni’s Head of Brand. “Music and ice cream are two of life’s greatest connectors. A live Goose show is about the joy of the moment and sparking the type of emotional connection that only comes through shared presence in real life. A Jeni’s experience is about the same thing.”
Goose, known for their expansive live sets, genre-bending sound and passionate fanbase, is having a major moment, embarking on a national tour, releasing new music, hosting their own festival and headlining their first-ever show at Madison Square Garden. “This was a really fun collab,” said Cotter Ellis of Goose. “We are big fans of Jeni’s ice cream, what they stand for and how they source their ingredients. We hope our fans enjoy Goose Tracks!”
The pint artwork for Goose Tracks was designed by illustrator Brian Blomerth, the same artist who did the cover art for Goose’s newest album, Everything Must Go. A limited-edition screen-printed poster designed by Blomerth will also be available to commemorate the release.
Starting June 24, fans can find Goose Tracks in Jeni’s scoop shops nationwide and online here.