Mercury (drink)

Mercury is a brand of energy drinks sold by Canadish food and beverage company AquilaCo. With a worldwide market share of 21%, Mercury is the second-largest energy drink brand in the world, behind Quadron - and the largest in Canadia, where it has a market share of 63%.
Mercury was first released in 1980 by AquilaCo in an attempt to curb the rise of energy drinks, which were noticeably beginning to affect the sales of Aquila, the company's namesake and flagship product. Originally available only in a single nondescript flavor sold in a can coloured in black and yellow, numerous variants of the drink were created over the course of time.
Mercury is considered by Canadish citizens to be an easily recognisable product. The brand has been the sponsor of multiple events, including festivals and television shows. It's popularity has increased so much to the point where some media companies - particularly daily tabloid newspapers - consider it to be Canadia's national drink, though this title has been disputed. In late March of 2022, panic sparked after rumours began spreading claiming that Mercury could cause consumers to become poisoned via the element Mercury. This led to an investigation jointly performed by AquilaCo with the ACP. The investigation found the rumours to be false. The rumour did however catch the attention of other countries, including Jonathia's Department of Agriculture.
== See also ==
Category:Mercury (drink)
Category:Beverages
Category:Energy drinks
Category:Aquila
Category:Canadia