Our Story
Learn how the Crystal Beach Loganberry you know and love came to be!Crystal Beach Original Loganberry was created by the Davis family, PJ, Carolyn, Johnny and Jady, inspired by local favorites in Western New York. Derived from the loganberry, a unique cross between ripe and tasty blackberries and raspberries, this secret recipe was once only sold at PJ’s famous barbecue restaurant in Saratoga Springs, NY.

A Western New York Classic, Bottled for the World
From the shores of Lake Erie to fridges across America — the bold taste of Crystal Beach Loganberry brings generations together.Ship directly to your home - no matter where you are.
It all began with a park...
The original Crystal Beach Loganberry was first poured at the legendary Crystal Beach Amusement Park. The park is perched on Lake Erie just above Niagara Falls. Sweet, tart, and totally unique, this loganberry drink quickly became a summer tradition for families from Buffalo, NY, and beyond.From Boardwalk to Barbecue
When Buffalo natives PJ and Carolyn Davis moved to Saratoga Springs and opened PJ’s BAR-B-Q, they brought their favorite hometown flavors with them. Wings, beef on weck, Sahlen’s hot dogs… and, of course, loganberry.
Originally made from a secret family recipe, the drink was served only at the restaurant. Soon after, it started outselling major soda brands.
Too Good to Stay a Secret
Customers didn’t want to wait for summer to enjoy their favorite drink — so the Davis family bottled it. In 1998, Sarasoda, Inc. was born, and Crystal Beach Loganberry started hitting shelves across New York State.Next Gen Flavor. Same Great Taste.

With daughter Jady Conboy leading the charge in partnership with Coca-Cola Northeast, Crystal Beach Loganberry is refreshing fans throughout Western New York and beyond.
Even as we grow, we stay true to our roots — family, flavor, and hometown pride.
Some remember the thrill of the Comet.
Others just love the flavor.
No matter how you discovered it, Crystal Beach Loganberry is a flavor that connects past and present — from nostalgic sippers to a whole new generation of fans.





