LORDI Cola Labels Revealed

August 28, 2006

Eurovision Song Contest winners LORDI will be honored with a cola named after them in their native Finland.

According to BBC News, the hard rock group's singer, known as Mr. Lordi, has designed labels featuring the five members in their monster masks and one of the whole band. Check out pictures of the Lordi Cola labels: Regular, Light.

"The LORDI phenomenon has brought the whole nation together," said Ritva Sinisalo, of drink maker Olvi Group.

LORDI's song "Hard Rock Hallelujah" was the surprise winner at the 51st Eurovision in Athens in May.

It was Finland's first victory in the event.

LORDI Cola is due to go on sale next month.

(Thanks: God Of Reptiles)

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