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Quatro (South America)

*Not to be confused with Quatro (United Kingdom)*

**Quatro** is a brand of Citrus flavored soda that is manufactured by The Coca-Cola Company in South America.

## History

The Coca-Cola Company launched Citra in 1996 as a new brand of soda in the United States. Quatro was assumingly the South American counterpart of the Citra brand, due to Quatro having a very similar can design and branding, the same flavor mix of Citrus and Grapefruit, and both drinks being released in the same year.

Citra was discontinued in 2004 and was replaced with a new Fanta flavor known as Fanta Citrus. However, Quatro was never discontinued and still remains to be a permanent flavor in South America. Similar to what happened with Coca-Cola's other Citrus brands Surge and Urge.

The Coca-Cola Company previously sold drinks under the same Quatro name in the United Kingdom. However, it used four different fruits (only one of which being Grapefruit) and is considered to be a completely different brand.
Fanta Zesty Berry

A Fanta Zesty Berry Can

**Fanta Zesty Berry** is a Fanta flavour released exclusively in the United Kingdom.

## History

Fanta Zesty Berry was the third expansion to Fanta in the UK during the 2000 relaunch, following Fanta Icy Lemon and Fanta Fruit Twist, the launches of which propelled the Fanta brand to become the third best-selling soft drink in the UK for 2002, after fellow stablemates Coca-Cola and Diet Coke.

In 2005, Zesty Berry was dropped in favour of a zero-calorie alternative - Fanta Z Summer Fruits.

## Flavour

Fanta Zesty Berry is a Blackcurrant and Lemon flavoured soda, and is purple in colour.
Pepsi Red

**Pepsi Red**was a Pepsi flavor that was exclusively released only in Japan in 2006 in stores as a limited edition soda of 2006 alongside Pepsi Gold. The two flavors were later discontinued after the original limited edition soda run in Japan.

## Description

Pepsi Red is a variant of Pepsi which is red in color, similar to Pepsi Fire. Its flavor is a little different than regular Pepsi but with an added spicy ginger flavor.

## History

Pepsi Red was exclusively released only in Japan in 2006 in stores as a limited edition soda of 2006 alongside Pepsi Gold. The two flavors were later discontinued after the original limited edition soda run in Japan.
Pepsi Ginger

**Current Status:** | United Kingdom: Permanent Flavor

**Pepsi Ginger** (also known in the United Kingdom and Germany as ***Pepsi Max Ginger***) is a Pepsi flavor released in April 2016 as a permanent flavor in Canada, and shortly after, it got discontinued.

## **Description**

Pepsi Ginger, as its name implies, is a Ginger flavor of Pepsi. Its color has a brown look.

## **History**

### **Canada**

On March 30th, 2016, the official Canadian Pepsi Facebook account announced that a new flavor called "Pepsi Ginger" got introduced following the American release of Pepsi 1893 Ginger Cola in early 2016.

Shortly after its introduction, roughly eight months of production, Pepsi Ginger ceased production due to potentially low sales, presumably referring to its availability in bottles and cans, lasting nearly a year before being discontinued.

### **United Kingdom**

In April 2017, Pepsi Ginger got released in the United Kingdom named Pepsi Max Ginger as a permanent flavor. According to the official Pepsi MAX Twitter account, Pepsi Ginger is no longer being produced in the UK.

### **Germany**

During the same time that Pepsi Max Ginger got released in the United Kingdom. It got released in Germany in April 2017 as a permanent flavor, and shortly after, it got discontinued.

### **Jamaica**

In July 2017, Pepsi Ginger got released for Jamaican people to try. As of November 2021, it is unclear that if Pepsi Ginger is still available as a permanent flavor or not.
Sprite Extra Lemon Mint

*Not to be confused with Sprite Lemon Mint No Sugar*

**Sprite Mint** is a mint flavor of Sprite.

Not much info is known about Sprite mint. It's not available in the United States, and it has a blue label. In some photos, the drink is light blue / aqua colored, while other photos show the drink as having a green color.

It is currently believed that the official name for the drink is "Sprite Extra Lemon Mint" however, it is possible that the flavor is also branded under different names such as;

* Sprite Blue
* Sprite Ice
* Sprite Citron Menthe
* Blue Sprite
* Ice Cube
* Sprite Icy
* Sprite Lemon Mint Flavor
* Mint Sprite
* Ice Mint
* Sprite Mint Touch
* Sprite Mynta
* Sprite X

It is currently unknown and unconfirmed if any of the flavors seen above are Sprite Extra Lemon Mint under a different name, or a different flavor entirely.

If you find any more information on Sprite Mint, feel free to edit and update this page.
Pepsi Ice Cucumber

**Pepsi Ice Cucumber** was a Pepsi flavor that was exclusively released only in Japan in 2007 in stores as a limited edition soda for the Summer of 2007. It was later discontinued after the original limited edition soda run in Japan.

## Description

Pepsi Ice Cucumber is a variant of Pepsi which is green in color. Its flavor is a little different than regular Pepsi but with cucumber flavor.

## History

Pepsi Ice Cucumber was exclusively released only in Japan in 2007 in stores as a limited edition soda for the Summer of 2007, and it was later then discontinued after the original limited edition soda run in Japan.
Faygo Firework

**Faygo Firework** is a flavor of Faygo soda.

## History

Faygo originally introduced their Firework flavor in 2021 as a seasonal flavor that is only available during the Summer season. The flavor has since become a fan favorite with consumers and not only does it return every season, but the Faygo company themselves considered making it a permeant flavor due to popular demand.

The flavor is described as being a mix between Cherry, Lime and Blue Raspberry.
Sierra Mist

**Sierra Mist** was a lemon-lime soda flavor first released in the United States in 1999. It had many formula changes and was replaced by Mist Twst in 2016. Due to popular demand, it came back in 2018. Since then, it remained available until it was replaced by Starry in 2023.

## **Description**

Sierra Mist was a Lemon-Lime soda flavor and had a clear look, having a comparable tasting flavor and color to that of Starry.

## **History**

### **Original 1999 release**

Sierra Mist was first released in restaurants in the Spring of 1999 and then later in stores in 2000 alongside a Zero Sugar variant that replaced Slice (Lemon-Lime) and Storm (both PepsiCo products). Its name was upon backing market research that involved 2,000 people, and Sierra Mist was selected from over 1,000 possible potential title names.

Sierra Mist was sold in two-thirds of the continental United States until January 2003, when the remaining Pepsi bottlers in the United States still bottling 7 Up switched to Sierra Mist.

### **2016 Rebrand**

In December 2015, PepsiCo announced that Sierra Mist would be reformulating and rebranding to Mist Twst. Its 2016 formulation was sweetened with High Fructose Corn Syrup as opposed to Sierra Mist, sweetened with Real Sugar. Mist Twst was released in early 2016 and had little success, as it was discontinued and replaced by Sierra Mist in July 2018.

### **2023 Discontinuation**

In Late 2022, PepsiCo announced that Sierra Mist would be discontinued in favor for Starry. In January 2023, Starry replaced Sierra Mist as Pepsi's lemon-lime flavored offering because Sierra Mist failed to gain market share in the growing lemon-lime category. Starry contains no caffeine, sweetened with High Fructose Corn Syrup, and as of January 2023, it is available in Regular and Zero-Sugar varieties.
Mirinda

**Mirinda** is a brand of soft drink originally created in Spain in 1959 and now owned by PepsiCo with global distribution. Its name may come from Esperanto, meaning "admirable".

## **Description**

Mirinda has various flavor but the original is the orange one and it is orange in color.

## **History**

Mirinda has been owned by PepsiCo since 1970 and is primarily commercialized outside the United States. It competes with Coca-Cola's Fanta, Britvic's Tango and Dr Pepper's Orange Crush or Sunkist brands, with flavour brands localized to individual countries. As with most soft drinks, Mirinda is available in multiple formulations of flavour, carbonation and sweetener depending on the taste of individual markets.

## **Flavors**

* Mirinda Orange
* Diet Mirinda Orange
* Mirinda Lemon
* Mirinda Apple
* Mirinda Green Apple
* Mirinda Grape
* Mirinda Strawberry
* Mirinda Raspberry
* Mirinda Watermalon
* Mirinda Pear
* Mirinda Peach
* Mirinda Grapefruit
* Mirinda Pink Grapefruit
* Mirinda Litchi
* Mirinda Banana
* Mirinda Banana Orange
* Mirinda Melon
* Mirinda Citrus
* Mirinda Pineapple
* Mirinda Punch
* Mirinda Fruity
* Mirinda Green Cream
* Mirinda Vanilla
* Mirinda Club Soda
* Mirinda Green Fruit
* Mirinda Tonic
* Mirinda Sarsi
* Mirinda Berry
* Mirinda Root Beer
* Mirinda Blackcurrent
* Mirinda Orange Cola
Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash

**Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash** is a Sierra Mist flavor inventively released for a limited time annually in the United States during the winter season from 2006 to the present day.

## **Description**

Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash, as its name implies, is a Cranberry flavor of Sierra Mist, similar to its main rival, Sprite Winter Spiced Cranberry, and 7 Up Cranberry Splash. Its color is clear.

## **History**

Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash got first released in stores for a limited time during winter seasons from 2006 to the present day.

In 2016, Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash and its diet variant got renamed to (regular) Mist Twst Cranberry and (diet) Diet Mist Twst Cranberry. In 2018, the two got reverted to their original name.

### **Diet Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash**

Diet Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash got first released in stores alongside its regular variant for a limited time during winter seasons from 2006 until 2018 where it got discontinued.

## **Trivia**

* Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash is the first flavor variant of Sierra Mist.
Starry

**Starry** is a lemon-lime soft drink distributed in the United States by PepsiCo. It first began distributing in January 2023. The brand is aimed at competing against The Coca-Cola Company's Sprite and Keurig Dr Pepper's 7 Up. Starry replaced Sierra Mist as Pepsi's lemon-lime flavored offering, in part because Sierra Mist failed to gain market share in the growing lemon-lime category. Starry contains no caffeine, and as of January 2023 is available in Regular and Zero-Sugar varieties.
Sam's Cola

**Sam's Cola** is the store brand soda of the Walmart chain in the United States.

The brand (which is named after Walmart founder, Sam Walton) was originally introduced as *Sam's Choice Cola*, before eventually being shortened to just Sam's Cola.

Alongside the main cola flavor, Sam's Choice also has a diet variant and a Cherry flavor.

Walmart also has their own store brand soda in Canada, but it's under the different name of *Great Value Cola*.
Wink

A Wink Bottle

**Wink** is a primarily grapefruit-based soft drink, although it also contains other citrus flavors. It is currently owned and manufactured by Canada Dry in North America, a subsidiary of the Dr Pepper Snapple Group. It was introduced by Canada Dry in 1965.

During the 1960s and 1970s, Wink's advertising billed it as "The Sassy One". The jingle went "Wink, the sassy one, from Canada Dry." For a brief period, Wink introduced a Dr. Seuss-like character called the *Wink Gink*. There was a Diet Wink Low Calorie version in the mid to late '60s.

Infamously, there was a Wink logo on the sign of the boarding house from which James Earl Ray assassinated Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis, Tennessee on April 4, 1968.

## Availability

In the United States, Wink is available from some bottlers in Pennsylvania, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia.

Additionally, Wink is also available in some areas of Canada, and is sold as part of the **CPlus** brand (the Canadian version of Sunkist).

In 2004, Wink was temporarily discontinued in Canada, as part of a re-launch of the product. Wink was re-introduced several months later as with new packaging as CPlus Wink Twist, a re-formulation that is slightly sweeter than the original.
Simba

**Simba** was a brand of citrus flavored drinks released by The Coca-Cola Company in 1968. The brand was discontinued in 1972, presumably due to low sales.

Coca-Cola Femsa, an international branch of The Coca-Cola Company, still makes soda under the Simba name in Bolivia and Brazil, however, it's not at all citrus based and is considered to be a completely different brand from the 1968 iteration, with the only similarities between the two brands being the name.

Simba was originally released to compete with PepsiCo's, Mountain Dew, and was Coca-Cola's first attempt at a citrus based soda, eventually being followed up by Mello Yello, Citra, Surge, and Vault.
Schweppes Cola

**Schweppes Cola** is a flavor of Cola introduced by Schweppes. The flavor was originally released in 1985 in several countries, which included the United States. The drink was largely discontinued in 2005, with it no longer being manufactured or sold in several various countries, which included the U.S. However, the brand still continues to exist in several other various countries.

## Availability

Schweppes Cola was/is sold in the following markets:

* Australia - Discontinued
* Europe - Permanent Flavor
* Germany - Permanent Flavor
* India - Permanent Flavor
* Israel - Permanent Flavor (?)
* Poland - Permanent Flavor
* United States - Discontinued
Pepsi Ice Cream

**Pepsi Ice Cream** was a Pepsi flavor that was released in Russia in 2005 and it was later discontinued in 2008 for unknown reasons.

## **Description**

Pepsi Ice Cream is a variant of Pepsi which was brown in color, similar to Pepsi Vanilla, and Coca-Cola Vanilla.

According to some people, it tasted like a sweeter version of Pepsi Vanilla.

## **History**

Pepsi Ice Cream was first released in stores of Russia in 2005.

In 2008, it was presumably discontinued for unknown reasons.
Sprite Lymonade Cherry

Image via a Reddit thread

*Not to be confused with Sprite Lymonade or Sprite Cherry.*

**Sprite Lymonade Cherry** is a Coca-Cola Freestyle flavor.

There is also a Sprite Zero variant.

The flavor is currently only available in Canada and it is unknown if it will be released in the United States or any other countries with a Coke Freestyle machine.
What The Fanta! (USA)

**What The Fanta** is a Fanta flavor released in stores in the United States in Summer 2022 and again in Halloween 2023. During its Summer 2022 release, it was also released as a freeze for a limited time in Burger King, Circle K, and 7-Eleven, as well as other Mystery flavored Fanta.

## **Description**

What The Fanta is a Mystery flavor of Fanta with varying flavors and colors, similar to Europe's What The Fanta flavors across many countries.

## **History**

### **(2022) Summer 2022 release**

What The Fanta was first leaked in Late 2021 alongside Fanta Dragon Fruit Zero Sugar with a yellow design as a prototype design before being changed to the final black design. It was aimed at gen Z teenagers who were looking for more variety. It was planned to be released from July 2022 to March 2023 but instead was released in Summer 2022. They later revealed it to be a Orange Cream flavor.

### **(2023) Halloween 2023 release**

What The Fanta was re-released from Late-August 2023 to October 2023 with a new design and look for this year.

## **Freeze release**

### **(2022) Summer 2022 release**

What The Fanta was released in Summer 2022 as a Freeze variant in Burger King, Circle K, 7-Eleven and other stores with varying amounts of color and flavor. It is unknown how many flavors there are for this release.

## **Trivia**

• The Food Theorists correctly predicted the flavor of the 2023 Halloween Release on their YouTube channel.
Royal Tru

**Royal Tru** (Often referred to simply as **Royal**) is a carbonated fruit-flavored soft drink brand owned by The Coca-Cola Company that is only available in The Philippines. The brand was introduced in 1922 by the original San Miguel Brewery. Since being acquired by Coca-Cola's Philippines unit in 2007, the brand has become The Philippine counterpart of Coca-Cola's Fanta brand.

## History

The brand was first introduced in the 1922 by the original San Miguel Brewery as its first non-alcoholic, carbonated beverage. In 1927, San Miguel became the first international bottler of Coca-Cola. The brand became best associated with its orange-flavored soft drink, Royal Tru-Orange.

In 1981, San Miguel spun off its soft drink business (its Coca-Cola franchise and the manufacture of Royal beverages) to a new company known as Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines, Inc. (CCBPI), a joint-venture with The Coca-Cola Company. The brand continued to be owned by San Miguel until 2007, when San Miguel sold the rights to the brand along with its entire interest in CCBPI to The Coca-Cola Company. CCBPI was renamed Coca-Cola FEMSA Philippines, Inc. since January 2013 after the entry of Mexico-based Coca-Cola FEMSA S.A. de C.V.

## Products

### **Current**

* Royal Tru-Orange
* Royal Tru-Grape
* Royal Tru-Lemon

### **Discontinued**

* Royal Lem-O-Lime
* Royal Root Beer
* Royal Soda Water
* Royal Tonic Water
* Royal Ginger Ale
* Royal Wattamelon
* Royal Tru-Orange Light/Diet Royal Tru-Orange
* Royal Tru-Dalandan
* Royal Tru-Strawberry (exclusively available in some Philippine 7-Eleven stores)

## Marketing

The beverage targets teenagers as its consumers. The product was available during the 1970s in single-serve bottles and contained orange"pulp bits" (pulp) "from California Valencia oranges"

When San Miguel Corporation became one of the founding members of the Philippine Basketball Association in 1975, its basketball franchiseplayed under the name "Royal Tru-Orange" from 1975 to 1980.

Royal Tru-Orange gained much attention in the mid-1980's following the restoration of democracy in the Philippines, after its logo and formulation (now without the orange pulp) were changed through an advertising campaign that starred teen model RJ Ledesma (playing the role of "Joey"). The first television advertisement in the series, wherein Joey was being egged on by friends to introduce himself to a girl named Jenny, was directed by noted film director Lino Brocka.

### Slogans

* "*Pag-ibig kong Tunay!*" ("My Tru Love!") (1974-1981)
* "*Royal, natural!*" ("Royal, naturally!") (1987-1992)
* "*Ito ang gusto ko!*" ("This is my choice!") (1992-1998)
* "*Ilabas ang kulit!*" ("Bring out the crazy!") (2009-2019)
* "*Generation kulit!*" ("Generation crazy!") (2021-2023)

## Controversy

Royal Tru-Orange was one of 300 products of the Philippines barred by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2004 from entering the United States due to "failure to meet its requirements.
Quirst

*Not to be confused with Squirt.*

**Quirst** is a former brand of Lemon-Lime soda.

## History

Quirst was first introduced in 1978 as a division of the (at the time independent) 7 Up Company.

In 1980, the 7 Up Company was sued by Squirtco, owners of the soft drink brand Squirt, with claims that the "Quirst" name was too similar to the "Squirt" name, which infringed on their copyright and may or may not have caused confusion with consumers between the two brands.

It appears that the Quirst brand was discontinued entirely due to the lawsuit, as it hasn't been advertised since 1980, With the only mention of the drink following the lawsuit being in 1981, when the case was brought up in similar lawsuits involving copyright infringement cases that involved other food (and kitchenware) brands.
Spur Cola

**Spur Cola** was a brand of soda created by Canada Dry.

## History

Spur Cola was released in 1948 (though other sources such as old signs and advertisements speculate the release date to be more around 1938.) as one of Canada Dry's first forays into Cola flavored drinks. When the drink was first released, it was only available in glass bottles, but was also eventually released in cans. Spur Cola was eventually discontinued, last being advertised in 1959 in both the United States and England.

## Relaunch

In 1979, Canada Dry discontinued Sport Cola, a brand of low caffeine soda that they also owned at the time. After a change to the original Sport Cola formula, it was re-released, though under the Spur Cola brand, which by this point has been discontinued for several years. Newspaper advertisements were released that same year that said "Introducing Spur Cola" advertising it as a new line of low caffeine soda. This new iteration of Spur Cola was very similar to Sport Cola, as the new Spur brand was advertised as being 99% caffeine free, as well as using a new logo which more closely resembled the one used by Sport Cola. The relaunch didn't last long as Spur Cola was once again discontinued sometime in the mid 80's, with the last known appearance of the brand being from a 1987 commercial. It's also possible that the brand lasted longer in some international countries, as The Can Museum dates some cans for Spur Cola as late as 1994 and 1995.

## Trivia

* Spur Cola was discontinued more than once, originally being discontinued in 1959 and was brought back before being discontinued again sometime in the mid to late 1980's.
* The Spur Cola logo from the 1979 relaunch looks exactly like the Sport Cola logo.
* When the brand was relaunched, it was advertised as a low caffeine soda, unlike its original counterpart.
* Spur Cola was Canada Dry's 1st attempt at a Cola flavored drink.

1. ↑ https://www.nytimes.com/1979/06/27/archives/advertising-spur-cola-goes-light-on-caffeine-american-express-seeks.html
2. ↑ https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/921667070/?terms=%22Introducing%20Spur%20Cola%22&match=1
3. ↑ https://canmuseum.com/Detail.aspx?CanID=44851
4. ↑ https://canmuseum.com/Detail.aspx?CanID=45406
Sierra Mist Undercover Orange

**Sierra Mist Undercover Orange** was a Sierra Mist flavor that was officially released in stores alongside Sierra Mist Free Undercover Orange in 2008 as a limited edition soda that was used to promote the *Get Smart* movie in the Summer of 2008.

## **Description**

Sierra Mist Undercover Orange was a variant of Sierra Mist which was clear in color, similar to Sierra Mist Free Undercover Orange. Its flavor was a Lemon-Lime with a addition of Mandarin Orange flavoring.

## **History**

In December 2007, PepsiCo trademarked the names **Sierra Mist Undercover Orange** and **Sierra Mist Free Undercover Orange**.

Sierra Mist Undercover Orange alongside Sierra Mist Free Undercover Orange was released in the Summer of 2008 as a limited edition soda flavor that was used to promote the theatrical release of the *Get Smart* movie.
What The Fanta (New Zealand)

**What The Fanta** is a flavor of Fanta that was released in New Zealand.

## Description

**What The Fanta (New Zealand)** is a mystery flavor of Fanta that is sold exclusively in New Zealand. While other mystery flavors going by the same name were also released in other places such as Europe and The United States, the flavor and color varied depending on region.

In New Zealand, the drink was Purple in color. The mystery flavor was eventually revealed on their website, with said flavor being described as Strawberry Cheesecake. There is also a freeze flavor that is exclusive to Burger King restaurants, though that variant is describes as being Apple Strudel flavored.
Sprite Lemon+

*Not to be confused with Sprite Fiber+.*

**Sprite Lemon+** (Pronounced as "Sprite Lemon Plus") is a flavor of Sprite that has more of a lemon taste.

The flavor was originally introduced in 2022, as a way of replacing Coca-Cola's other lemon flavored drink, Lift, which was discontinued earlier that same year.

The flavor is currently only available in the Philippines and Australia.

Sprite Lemon+ also has a zero sugar variant.
Sprite Lemon Mint No Sugar

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*Not to be confused with Sprite Mint*

**Sprite Lemon Mint Sugar Free Mint** Sprite Lemon Mint Sugar Free Mint is a sugar free lemon mint soda is a flavor of Sprite Zero,. It is produced by The Coca-Cola Company and used in competing 7up mojitos sold in mainland China

## **Description**

Sprite Lemon Mint Sugar Free Mint is a sugar free soda is a flavor of Sprite zero

## **History**

Mid and late February 2022. Coca-Cola China's Sprite products officially changed the logo and packaging. Except for the original. Sugar free. fiber + change packaging. It also brings a new flavor, Sugar Free Lemon Mint. And it is not the ice mint in the original packaging. Plus it's sugar-free. It might taste like a peppermint mouthwash
Gym Leader Flannery

Flannery is the fourth gym leader to be introduced in the Hoenn region.

## Other Information

* Name in Japanese: Asuna
* Name in Spanish: Candala
* Name in French: Adriane
* Name in Italian: Fiammetta
* Name in German: Flavia
* Name in Korean: Minji
* First Anime Appearance: Poetry Commotion.
* Gym's Location: Lavaridge Town
* Recommended Type: Fire
* Name of Badge: Heat Badge
* Sub Voice Actor: Rio Natsuki
* Dub Voice Actor: Lisa Ortiz

## Pokémon Team

* Torkoal: The Coal Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Leftovers
	+ Move Set: Overheat, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Yawn

* Camerupt: The Eruption Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Passho Berry
	+ Move Set: Will-O-Wisp, Flamethrower, Earth Power, Fissure

* Chandelure: The Luring Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Focus Sash
	+ Move Set: Flame Charge, Shadow Ball, Flamethrower, Calm Mind

* Blaziken: The Blaze Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Air Balloon
	+ Move Set: Earthquake, Stone Edge, Flame Charge, Hi Jump Kick

* Houndoom: The Dark Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Life Orb
	+ Move Set: Will-O-Wisp, Sucker Punch, Overheat, Flame Charge

* Magmortar: The Blast Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Shuca Berry
	+ Move Set: Psychic, Flame Charge, Thunderbolt, Fire Blast

## Trivia

* Flannery's appearance in Pokémon Adventures is the only one where she doesn't own a Torkoal.

## Gallery

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Mother Fletcher's Sooper Joose

**Mother Fletcher's Sooper Joose** is a former brand of Cola flavored sodas created by the Canada Dry company.

The soda was originally introduced in 1971, being advertised as "The First Bootleg Soft Drink" according to an article by The New York Times. The drink was also advertised as being "so good it's practically illegal" and how it "May taste illegal but you can buy it at sooper markets all over"

The last known mention the drink is from a 1972 news article, with it being believed that the brand was discontinued only a year after it was introduced. Possibly due to low sales and unsuccessful branding.

The soda was only test marketed in parts of New York and Texas.
Old Colony Grape Soda

**Old Colony** is a brand of Grape flavored soda.

## History

Old Colony was presumably released in (or around) 1940. It was originally created as a division of the Orange Crush company. Throughout several mergers, Old Colony and their parent company has changed hands several times, though it is currently owned by the Keurig Dr Pepper company.

Even though the brand still shows up on KDP's website, Old Colony appears to be difficult to find.
Simply Cola

**Simply Cola** is a brand of soda created by the energy drink Red Bull.

## History

Red Bull Cola was originally released in 2008 in the country of Australia. It was created and released by the energy drink company of the same name.

The name has since changed from "Red Bull Cola" to "Organics By Red Bull Simple Cola" though its often referred to just as "Simply Cola"

The brand has also expanded to four different flavors and is now sold in several various countries across the world.
Sprite Blast

*Not to be confused with Sprite Strawberry Blast*

**Sprite Blast** was a flavor of Sprite that was that was originally released in 2014 as a limited edition flavor. The taste was often describes as being similar to regular Sprite, but with a slightly sour taste.

The flavor was exclusive to 7-Eleven.

A similarly named freeze flavor known as Sprite Snowball Blast was also available since 2011, also being an exclusive to 7-Eleven locations.
Sprite Poppers

**Sprite Poppers** is a line of Sprite flavors that are exclusive to Del Taco restaurant locations.

* Sprite Independence Poppers
* Sprite Purple Pear Poppers
* Sprite Cherry Poppers
* Sprite Mango Poppers

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Welch's Grape Soda

**Current Status:** | Discontinued [Original]

**Welch's Grape Soda** is a flavor of Welch's soda.

## History

The Welch's company was originally founded in 1869, specializing in fruits and fruit products such as juices.

In 1974, Welch's released their first soda flavor, which was Grape soda. Overtime, the Welch's company began to release more flavors such as Orange and Strawberry. This was until 1981 when Welch's sold their soft drink rights to the Dr Pepper company. Due to a series of mergers and acquisitions, Welch's (along with their parent company Dr Pepper) changed hands several times, being owned by Dr Pepper/7 Up Inc, Canbury Schwepps, and finally, Dr Pepper Snapple Group, who discontinued the entire Welch's soda brand in 2012.

In 2015, possibly due to popular demand by customers, the Welch's soda line was relaunched, with several different flavors, which include the original Grape soda variant. However, the relaunch and current iteration of the brand is completely unaffiliated to it's former parent company Dr Pepper Snapple Group (now known as Keurig Dr Pepper)
RC Edge

**RC Edge** was a Royal Crown Cola soda flavor variant that was released in 1999, and then it was unfortunately discontinued in 2000 where the Royal Crown Cola company was later acquired by Cadbury Schweppes.

## History

The Royal Crown Cola Company released RC Edge alongside RC Kick, RC Ten, and a re-branded Diet RC at the beginning of 1999. RC Edge used to promote the WWF Superstars of Wrestling. It was produced in bottles and cans in a year after its discontinuation in 2000.

In 2000, Cadbury Schweppes acquired Snapple Beverage Group, which included the namesake brand as well as RC Cola, Diet Rite and Stewart's, among others. It was then moved over to the Keurig Dr Pepper company.

In the years that followed, RC came out with a few souped-up colas—RC Edge and RC Kick—along with low-calorie options RC Ten and a re-branded Diet RC. None of the new products managed to move the dial, and today no RC product is anywhere near the best-seller charts.
Sprite Mango Poppers

*Not to be confused with Sprite Mango.*

**Sprite Mango Poppers** is a flavor of Sprite that released in 2020. The drinks flavor is a cherry, alongside boba pearls, which are usually used to make boba tea.

The drink was originally released in 2020 as a limited edition flavor, alongside Sprite Cherry Poppers.

The flavor was exclusive to Del Taco restaurants.
Sprite Strawberry Punch

*Not to be confused with Sprite Strawberry, Sprite Strawberry Blast, Sprite Real Strawberry, Sprite Lymonade Legacy or Sprite Lymonade Strawberry*

Sprite Strawberry Punch is a Coca-Cola Freestyle flavor that is exclusive to Wendy's restaurant locations.

The drink is fruit punch flavored with more of a strawberry twist.

The flavor is a seasonal item that gets released every summer, with it originally being released in 2021.
The Soda Wiki

Welcome to ***The Soda Wiki!***

The Soda Wiki is a collaborative Wiki focusing on the rich history of the most known soda brands worldwide. This popular drink was created in 1777 by 34-year-old chemist Joseph Priestley. He was the one who found out that you can artificially put carbon dioxide in the water. Because of his find, soda is now a national icon for the delight of all ages. It has sparked one of the biggest rivalries globally, and every bottle of soda has a narrative, and every story is as compulsive as the next.

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In early-January 2023, Pepsi Zero Sugar was reformulated with a new, improved taste in an attempt to taste closer to the Regular Pepsi.

In other soda news, Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream with its Zero Sugar variant alongside Sunkist Watermelon Lemonade was released in mid-to-late January 2023.

In addition to Sierra Mist being replaced by Starry with a Zero Sugar variant that aims to a younger generation Z demographic.

A limited-time marshmallow Easter variant Pepsi Peeps is coming out on February 13th, and a limited-time Coca-Cola Creations flavor called: Coca-Cola Move is also planning to release soon.

That's it for today's Soda News!

For more news, check out the News Archive!

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Shasta

**Shasta** is a brand of soda that was originally introduced in 1889. Sometime in the 1960's, the Shasta brand was acquired by Consolidated Foods, who owned the brand until 1985, when it was sold to National Beverage Corporation, who still owns the brand today.

Shasta comes in several different flavors which include, but are not limited to, Shasta Cola (basic cola flavor), Shasta Orange, Shasta Lemon Twist (lemon lime flavor), Shasta Ginger Ale, and Dr. Shasta (an imitation of Dr. Pepper)

The Shasta brand is currently owned and manufactured by the National Beverage Corporation.
Sprite Honey Banana McFloat

**Sprite Honey Banana McFloat** was a limited edition flavor of Sprite that was released in 2012. It was part of the Sprite McFloat line which came in 4 flavors, Honey Banana, Green Apple, Blueberry, and Four Seasons

The entire Sprite McFloat series was only available at McDonald's restaurants in the Philippines.
Vault

**Vault** was a citrus flavored soda that was first test-marketed in 2005 in certain regions across the United States. It was fully released in February 2006 as a permanent soda, and then in December 2011, Vault was silently discontinued.

## **Description**

Vault was a citrus-flavored soda containing many of the same ingredients as the soda Surge. Its color was more of a neon yellow-green type of color.

## **History**

In June 2005, The Coca-Cola Company first began to test market Vault in some certain regions across the United States. It was later reported that Vault was test marketing in some places such as Alabama, Georgia, Kansas, Michigan, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Texas, and West Virginia.

Vault was released nationally in February 2006 following commercials that were shown during the pregame show for Super Bowl XL.

In December 2011, Vault was silently discontinued with no announcement whatsoever.

## **Coca-Cola Freestyle Release**

Vault was later released in the United States in the initial release of Coca-Cola Freestyle machines in 2009 in the United States as a permanent flavor alongside its many flavors, such as Vault Zero, Vault Red Blitz, Vault Grape, Vault Orange, Vault Peach, and Vault Lime.

In December 2011, Vault alongside all its flavors were discontinued and later replaced by Mello Yello.
Pepsi Cherry Vanilla

**Pepsi Cherry Vanilla** is a Pepsi cola flavor that was officially released in stores alongside Diet Pepsi Cherry Vanilla from May 2010 and until the discontinuation of at the end of Summer 2010, in the United States as a limited edition flavor for the Summertime of 2010. It returned with real sugar named as Pepsi Cherry Vanilla Made with Real Sugar as a limited edition flavor for the holiday season of 2015. It later returned again for the Valentines Day of 2016 which became a permanent flavor later on.

## **History**

Pepsi Cherry Vanilla was first released in stores of the United States from May 2010 and until Late 2010 as a limited edition flavor for the Summer of 2010. It remained available for the whole summer of that year. The soda was later discontinued after the original limited edition soda run.

It was brought back with real sugar named as Pepsi Cherry Vanilla Made with Real Sugar for the holiday season of 2015. The cola was later discontinued on December 31st, 2015 after the original limited edition soda run in the United States.

It was brought back again for the Valentines Day of 2016. It was in stores beginning on February 14th, 2016. It was produced in bottles for an extended period of time after the re-release of Pepsi Cherry Vanilla which remained as a permanent flavor to the Pepsi line up.
Upper 10

**Year(s) Available:** | 1933 - 2000's (United States) 1933 - Present (International)

**Upper 10** is a Lemon-Lime flavor of soda.

## History

Upper 10 was originally introduced in 1933 by Nehi, another brand of sodas. Upper 10, along with Nehi and their now parent company, Royal Crown Cola, was acquired by the Cadbury Schweppes holdings company in September of 2000. The Upper 10 brand was slowly phased out in favor of the more successful 7 Up brand, which was acquired by Cadbury Schweppes a few years earlier in 1995.

The Upper 10 brand is still being manufactured and sold in various other countries.

The international branch of the brand currently has several flavors including original Lemon-Lime, Cherry Splash, Orange, Squeeze Cranberry Twist, and Tropical Breeze.

Keurig Dr Pepper, the current owners of the brand in the US, still list it on their website, though only as a fountain drink, hinting at the possibility that Upper 10 is still sold in the US, but only through fountains. This is however just speculation and is currently unconfirmed.
Vernors

**Vernors** is a regional brand of Ginger Ale.

## History

Similar to the creation of Dr Pepper and Coca-Cola, Vernors was created in 1866 by a pharmacist named James Vernor. It was made to be sold in his drug store through a soda fountain, which were common place at the time.

## Ownership

Vernors was an independent company until 1987, when A&W Root Beer acquired them. Vernors, as well as their new parent, was eventually acquired by the Cadbury-Schweppes company, which later rebranded as Dr Pepper Snapple Group before finally becoming Keurig Dr Pepper, who currently continues to manufacture the brand.
Sprite Lite

*Not to be confused with Sprite Light.*

Sprite Lite was a flavor of Sprite that was originally released sometime in the late 1970's.

It is currently unknown what exactly made this drink different from regular Sprite, However, it is speculated that it is some from of diet flavor.

The only evidence of this flavor existing is old newspaper ads from 1978 and a Coca-Cola Company trademark from 1977.
Sprite 6 Mix

**Sprite 6 Mix** was a limited edition promotional flavor of Sprite that was sponsored by basketball star Lebron James. The drink had a flavor that was a mix between Lemon-Lime, Orange, and Cherry.

## Lebron's Mix

In 2015, a year after the original drink was discontinued, the flavor made a quick comeback as "Sprite Lebron's Mix" though it was still a limited edition flavor and was only available for a year.
Smart Sense

**Smart Sense** was a private label or store brand soda that was sold exclusively at Kmart. The brand had several different flavors, including Basic Cola, Lemon Lime, Orange, Grape, Ginger Ale, Root Beer, and "Dr. Smart" (an obvious imitation of Dr Pepper)

The Smart Sense brand was introduced in 2010, it is currently unknown when the brand was discontinued.

Before Smart Sense was introduced, Kmart's store brand of soda was known as American Fare.
Slice

**Slice** was a brand of sodas originally launched by PepsiCo in 1984.

In 1993, Slice was released in the country of India as more of a mango fruit drink, and less of a soda.

While the lemon-lime flavor of Slice (as well as their sister brand, Storm) was replaced with Sierra Mist in 2000, the Slice brand was still available until 2005, when it was permanently discontinued.

## Relaunch attempts

A year after the drink was originally discontinued in 2006, the Slice brand was relaunched as a diet only soda known as Slice One, which was sold exclusively at Walmart locations. Slice One was discontinued shortly after.

In 2018, a new company unrelated to PepsiCo, acquired the Slice trademark, and relaunched the drink with was appears to be a different formula that is natural and contains no added sugar. In 2022, the logo was changed to more closely reflect the original slice logo. This attempt at relaunching the slice brand seems to be successful as it is currently still in production.

PepsiCo Pakistan still sells the Mango Fruit version of Slice.

## Flavors

Slice had several different flavors throughout the years, including;

* Lemon-Lime (original)
* Lemon & Lime (relaunch)
* Diet Berry (Slice One)
* Diet Lemon-Lime
* Dr Slice (An obvious attempt to make a flavor similar to Dr Pepper)
* Mango (international)
* Orange (original & relaunch)
* Mandarin Orange
* Orange (Slice One)
* Cherry Cola (original & relaunch)
* Diet Cherry Cola
* Pineapple
* Cherry (original)
* Cherry-Lime
* Cherry Spice
* Grape
* Diet Grape (Slice One)
* Fruit Punch
* Strawberry
* Apple
* Diet Apple
* Berry (relaunch)
* Slice Cool
* Slice Red
Slice (Lemon-Lime)

A can of Slice.

**Slice** was a lemon-lime flavored soda introduced in 1985 (to replace the Teem brand) and was replaced by Sierra Mist in 2000. Slice was also reintroduced in India by PepsiCo in 2008 as a mango-flavored fruit drink where it is currently advertised as Tropicana Slice.

## History

The original Lemon Lime Slice was introduced in 1984 as a replacement for Teem, and a competitor to Sprite and 7 Up. Its distinguishing characteristic at the time was that it contained 10% fruit juice. A diet version was introduced in 1985. The line was expanded in 1986 with Mandarin Orange, Apple, and Cherry Cola flavors, including diet versions of each. Advertisements during this era featured the slogan "We got the juice". The first two can and bottle designs featured a solid color related to the flavor of the drink. These were replaced in 1994 with black cans that featured colorful bursts related to the flavor of the drink, along with slicker graphics. More new flavors were made available during this era, including Dr Slice, a competitor to Dr Pepper. In 1997, the cans became blue with color-coordinated swirls. The Mandarin Orange flavor was reformulated around this time as an "Orange Citrus" flavor with the new slogan, "It's orange, only twisted." It would subsequently be reformulated again as just Orange Slice. In the summer of 2000, lemon-lime Slice and Storm were replaced in most markets by Sierra Mist, which became a national brand in 2003. The rest of the Slice line was replaced in most markets by Tropicana Twister Soda in the summer of 2005.
Sprite Lymonade Legacy

*Not to be confused with Sprite Lymonade Strawberry*

**Sprite Lymonade Legacy** is a Sprite flavor that officially released for a limited time in the United States for Summer 2023, but it came back in November 2023

## **Description**

Sprite Lymonade Legacy is a Strawberry-Lemonade-Lime flavor of Sprite. Its color has a white-yellow look.

## **History**

Sprite Lymonade Legacy was first released for a limited time in the United States from May 2023 to August 2023 in Summer 2023. It was available in 20-ounce bottles, 12-packs, Freeze, and Soda Fountains.

Sprite Lymonade Legacy came back in November 2023
Tropicana Twister

**Tropicana Twister** is a soda line made by Tropicana.

It was originally introduced in 2005 with Orange as the main flavor, though eventually other fruit related flavors were released. It has since been mostly discontinued, though the Orange flavor has been seen in some fountains throughout the years.

The Tropicana Twister name is still in use by the company as a brand of fruit juices, and not sodas. Similar to what The Coca-Cola Company did with their Minute Maid soda line.
Schweppes-Canada Dry

*Not to be confused with the separate (yet related) brands Schweppes Ginger Ale and Canada Dry Ginger Ale.*

**Schweppes Canada Dry** refers to a brand of Ginger Ale that is only sold in some international markets.

While both Schweppes & Canada dry are two separate brands of Ginger Ale entirely, it's branded as a single drink in some countries such as Scotland and supposedly in the United Kingdom as well.

In most cases, bottles prioritize the Schweppes logo, with the Canada Dry logo being in a much smaller print. It's also worth mentioning that this variant of the drink is more commonly sold in bottles than in cans.

Canada Dry and Schweppes have been owned by the same parent company since 1986, and are now part of Keurig Dr Pepper.

1. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/ToFizzOrNotToFizz/comments/15pfh0a/in\_scotland\_schweppes\_and\_canada\_dry\_are\_the\_same/
2. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/1p4ha7/comment/ccysz33/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3
Sprite Strawberry Blast

*Not to be confused with Sprite Blast, Sprite Strawberry, Sprite Real Strawberry, Sprite Lymonade Legacy, Sprite Lymonade Strawberry, or Sprite Strawberry Punch.*

**Sprite Strawberry Blast** is a Strawberry flavor of Sprite that was released in 2023.

The flavor is exclusive to Churches' Chicken restaurants as a fountain drink.
Mezzo Mix

*Not to be confused with Fanta Mezzo.*

**Mezzo Mix** is a brand of soda from Germany.

## Description

**Mezzo Mix** is a popular soft drink that is primarily sold in Germany and other parts of Europe. The beverage is a mixture of Coca-Cola and orange soda, giving it a unique and refreshing taste. The drink was first introduced by Coca-Cola in 1973, and it quickly became popular in Germany, where it is still one of the most popular sodas on the market. Mezzo Mix has a distinct orange color and a citrusy aroma that is sure to delight any soda enthusiast. It is often enjoyed as a refreshing beverage on its own or used as a mixer in cocktails. While Mezzo Mix is not as widely available outside of Europe, its unique flavor has earned it a dedicated following among fans of citrus-flavored sodas.