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Ozzy Osbourne's DNA was preserved in 10 limited edition Liquid Death Iced Tea cans weeks before his death. Ozzy Osbourne has teamed up with a drinks company to release his own range of iced tea - with each can infused with the DNA of the Prince of Darkness. Ozzy Osbourne is selling his actual DNA in a bizarre way. Drink company Liquid Death released its latest collaboration with the British songwriter, 76, which is a limited run of empty iced tea cans. Ozzy Osbourne sold cans with his DNA on it only a month before his death at the age of 76. In collaboration with drink company Liquid Death, the legendary rocker sold ten cans of "Infinitely Ozzy Osbourne is letting fans clone his DNA with used iced tea cans Ozzy Osbourne teamed up with Liquid Death to release empty iced tea cans that were consumed and signed by him. And the Edgy canned water brand Liquid Death has unveiled "Infinite Ozzy," a limited-edition iced tea containing the DNA of the Prince of Darkness himself. Just 10 cans exist. Each was personally consumed Ozzy Osbourne has teamed up with the beverage brand Liquid Death to launch a limited-edition item named "Infinite Ozzy." According to reports, the products are iced tea cans infused with the 76-year-old's actual DNA, with each priced at $450. Liquid Death is now selling a limited batch of iced tea cans that were drank by Ozzy Osbourne and contain his DNA so fans can clone him. Ozzy Osbourne has teamed up with the beverage brand Liquid Death to launch a limited-edition item named "Infinite Ozzy." According to reports, the products are iced tea cans infused with the 76 Less than three weeks out from Ozzy Osbourne’s final show with Black Sabbath, beverage company Liquid Death is presenting fans with a business opportunity to keep Ozzy’s voice flying high for years to come — by cloning the metal singer using spit collected in cans of their iced tea. A new Yes, we really got the Ozzy Osbourne to drink from 10 cans of our low-calorie Iced Tea. And yes, he actually crushed each can himself. In the process, he left behind trace DNA from his saliva that you can now own. He even hand-signed each packaging label. The Grammy-winning singer teamed up with drink company Liquid Death to sell 10 iced tea cans containing traces of his DNA. The cans, which Osbourne drank out of and crushed, retailed for a Osbourne, who previously collaborated with Liquid Death on what we're generously calling a "public safety film" about the dangers of snorting the company's powdered electrolyte drink mix, reportedly drank 10 cans of Liquid Death's iced tea, before each was sealed to preserve his DNA. "Once technology and federal law permit," says the company, "fans can use this DNA to try to clone Ozzy in the The so-called "Prince of Darkness" teamed up with the company Liquid Death in June on a product called "Infinitely Recyclable Ozzy." He drank 10 cans of the brand's iced tea, leaving "trace DNA from his saliva" on the now-precious metal, according to the company. Osbourne also signed each package, which originally sold for $450 each. According to Contactmusic.com, OZZY OSBOURNE regards tea as a magic potion. The BLACK SABBATH singer knows having his favourite hot beverage before performing isn’t good for his voice, but insists on indulging in a mug of the caffeinated drink before taking to the stage. He said: Chocolate thickens the saliva, which isn’t good news if It’s October 2009 and I’m drinking tea with Ozzy Osbourne in his LA study, as he shows me a series of (really rather good) pointillist felt-tip sketches he’s been working on. A wild new product from Liquid Death puts rock star DNA in a drink can. The company is selling just 10 empty cans of iced tea with Ozzy Osbourne’s spit Liquid Death has teamed up with Ozzy Osbourne to sell empty tea cans containing the rock legend’s DNA. The beverage company got the Prince of Darkness to drink from 10 cans of its iced tea One of Osbourne's final ventures included selling cans of Liquid Death with "trace DNA." A can sold on Ebay for more than $4,600. It’s October 2009 and I’m drinking tea with Ozzy Osbourne in his Los Angeles study as he shows me a series of (really rather good) pointillist felt-tip sketches he’s been working on.
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