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Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream

*Not to be confused with Dr Pepper Berries & Cream, Dr Pepper Strawberry or Dr Pepper & Cream Soda.*

**Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream** is a Dr Pepper flavor released in stores on February 1st, 2023, as a permanent flavor in the United States.

## **Description**

Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream is a Strawberries & Cream flavor of Dr Pepper and has a brown look, having a comparable tasting flavor and color to that of Dr Pepper Berries & Cream.

## **History**

In Late-September/Early October 2022, Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream was first leaked by an Instagram user named Markie\_devo, showing two images of Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream. The first image depicts a 20-ounce Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream alongside another new Sunkist flavor, Sunkist Watermelon Lemonade, and the second image shows a release month of February 2023 with a 20-ounce bottle size and a 12-pack size and a Zero Sugar variant.

In January 2023, The Dr Pepper Perks program posted a sip kit for a chance to try a new permanent mystery flavor for 750 points to taste test. It then was theorized that it could be the Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream flavor due to some fans finding it early in its permanent release, although this was unjustified at the time.

On February 1st, 2023, Keurig Dr Pepper confirmed in a press release that Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream is becoming part of its permanent lineup portfolio, joining many flavors, such as 2020s Dr Pepper & Cream Soda, 2017s Dr Pepper Vanilla Float and others. Like Dr Pepper & Cream Soda, Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream is also releasing alongside a Zero Sugar variant in 12-packs and 20-ounce bottles.

It was officially released to stores nationwide in the United States on February 1st, 2023, as a permanent flavor and was available in various sizes, such as 20-ounce bottles and 12-packs.

### **Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream Zero Sugar**

Dr Pepper Strawberries & Cream Zero Sugar, released at the same time as its regular counterpart, has been sold in 20-ounce bottles and 12-packs. This zero-sugar variation was intended to taste close to the full-sugar variant as possible without any sugar. Similar to some other Zero Sugar flavors, its design style is much like the regular Zero Sugar but has a pink and black design with the Strawberries & Cream logo.

## **Trivia**

* A similar flavor called Dr Pepper Strawberry was released in 2018 only in the Coca-Cola Freestyle Machines, having a Strawberry flavor without the cream.
Gym Leader Byron

Byron is the sixth gym leader to be introduced in the Sinnoh region.

## Other Information

* Name in Japanese: Tougan
* Name in Spanish: Aceron
* Name in French: Charles
* Name in Italian: Ferrucio
* Name in German: Adam
* Name in Korean: Dongwan
* First Anime Appearance: Ancient Family Matters.
* Gym's Location: Canalave City
* Recommended Type: Steel
* Name of Badge: Mine Badge
* Sub Voice Actor: Kazuki Yao
* Dub Voice Actor: Dan Green

## Pokémon Team

* Bastiodon: The Shield Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Air Balloon
	+ Move Set: Metal Burst, Fire Blast, Iron Defense, Stealth Rock

* Excadrill: The Subterrene Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Life Orb
	+ Move Set: X-Scissor, Earthquake, Submission, Rock Slide

* Bronzong: The Bronze Bell Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Iron Ball
	+ Move Set: Gyro Ball, Zen Headbutt, Earthquake, Trick Room

* Magnezone: The Magnet Area Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Shuca Berry
	+ Move Set: Explosion, Protect, Reflect, Mirror Coat

* Aggron: The Iron Armor Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Choice Band
	+ Move Set: Iron Head, Fire Punch, Head Smash, Dragon Rush

* Forretress: The Bagworm Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Light Clay
	+ Move Set: Gyro Ball, Earthquake, Reflect, Stealth Rock

## Trivia

* Byron and Roark's badges are references to coal mines.

## Gallery

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File:Byron's\_Anime\_Appearance.png
File:Canalave\_City.png
File:Byron's\_Gym\_Interior.png
File:Steel\_2.jpg
File:Mine\_Badge.png
File:Byron's\_Pokemon\_Team.png
Fanta Classic

**Fanta Classic**, the original flavor of Fanta. Classic was first created as a substitute in 1940 due to difficulties importing Coca-Cola syrup into Nazi Germany during World War II due to an American trade embargo.

## **Description**

Fanta Classic was a soda flavored from "leftovers of leftovers," including beet sugar, whey, apple pomace, and other flavors.

## **History**

### **1940 Original Release**

During World War II, The U.S. established a trade embargo against Nazi Germany, making Coca-Cola syrup strenuous to export. Max Keith, the head of Coca-Cola Deutschland, decided to create a drink product to substitute the temporarily halted production of Coca-Cola.

Its flavor used ingredients, only leftovers from the pulp to create the new drink. Its name was a result of a Max Keith telling his team to "use their imagination" (Fantasie in German), to which one of his salesmen, Joe Knipp, retorted "Fanta!"

When Fanta Classic was introduced in the German market, it was a big instant hit due to being one of the few drinks available back then. After the war, American Coca-Cola regained control of its German plant, formula, and the trademarks of Fanta.

By 1943, Fanta Classic soon dominated the German market with three million cans sold. After two years, it was discontinued when German and Dutch Coca-Cola reunited with their parent company after 1945.

In 1955, Coca-Cola relaunched the Fanta brand in Naples, the regional capital of Campania of Italy, began using local citrus to formulate the now famous Fanta Orange flavor.

### **2015 Limited-Time Release**

In 2015, for its 75th anniversary, Coca-Cola Deutschland decided to release the original wartime flavored Fanta Classic once again for a limited time. This wartime drink includes 30% whey and pomace, described on the packaging as "less sweet" and a German original.

## **Trivia**

* Fanta Classic is the original flavor of the widely popular Coca-Cola brand, Fanta. If the American Trade embargo didn't come into place, then there wouldn't be a fruity brand to dominate with vastly different flavors.
Coca-Cola Creations

**Coca-Cola Creations** is a line of Coca-Cola flavors initially launched in 2022 with a limited-time rotation of these flavors mentioned below.

## **2022 (First year)**

* Coca-Cola Starlight
* Coca-Cola Dreamworld
* Coca-Cola Marshmello
* Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Byte
* Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Soul Blast

## **2023 (Second year)**

* Coca-Cola Move
* Coca-Cola Ultimate
* Coca-Cola Y3000
Canada Dry Vanilla Cream

**Canada Dry Vanilla Cream** was a flavor of soda made by Canada Dry.

The flavor was originally introduced in 1970, and while the drink still remains to be a Permanent flavor, it's appears to be somewhat hard to find, as it might or might not be sold in specific regions.

It's also worth mentioning that the flavor isn't on Keurig Dr Pepper's official website.
7 Up Tropical Twist

**7 Up Tropical Twist** (previously known as "**7 Up Tropical Splash**") was a 7 Up flavor that was first released in stores, in Canada of 2008. Not long after its release, it was later discontinued for unknown reasons. It was later re-released in July 2018 exclusively in Canada again only for a limited time until at the start of 2019 where it was discontinued.

## History

7 Up Tropical Splash was first introduced in 2002 and then later discontinued in Canada for unknown reasons.

It came back with a rename as 7 Up Tropical Twist which was first released exclusively in Canada again in July 2018 only for a limited time until at the start of 2019 where it was discontinued.
7 Up Cranberry Splash

**7 Up Cranberry Splash** was a cranberry 7 Up released only in Canada in 2005.

## Description

   Cranberry Splash was a Cranberry lemon-lime flavor of 7 Up, similar to Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash. Its color was presumably red.

## History

7 Up Cranberry Splash was released only in Canada in 2005, likely as a limited-edition flavor for the holiday season. Little is known about it, and it never saw a release again after its initial release.

## References

* 7 UP CRANBERRY SPLASH 2005 CANADA empty can top opened 355ml | eBay
50/50

**50/50** is a combined grapefruit & lime combination of soda produced by Canfields.

The name of the drink slightly varies, possibly depending on region. In some cases, the drink is either branded as Canfield's 50/50, Cotton Club 50/50, or simply just as 50/50. The soda was also commonly branded under Graf's at one point, then being called Graf's 50/50, but that name iteration has since been phased out, possibly alongside the rest of the Graf's brand.

It is currently unknown when exactly the 50/50 brand was introduced.
Coca-Cola Ravine Rush

## Coca-Cola Vanilla Swirl

**Coca-Cola Ravine Rush** is a Coca-Cola Freestyle flavor of Coca-Cola that is exclusive to Jack In The Box restaurants. The flavor was released in 2023, and is described by Jack In The Box as being regular Coca-Cola with "hints of sweet Cherry and Vanilla Creme"

There is also a Coca-Cola Zero Sugar variant of the drink.
Diet Dr Pepper Berries & Cream

**Diet Dr Pepper Berries & Cream** was a berries, and cream Dr Pepper released in April 2006, and then discontinued in December 2007.

## History

Diet Dr Pepper Berries & Cream and it's normal version was released in most U.S. locations in April 2006. It is the second beverage in Dr Pepper's "Soda Fountain Classics" line of drinks.

In Canada, the diet version of the drink was available approximately from May 2007 to August 2007 and the non-diet version was available from September 2007 to December 2007. Berries and Cream and Diet Berries and Cream have also been discontinued.
Fanta Green Mango

**Fanta Green Mango** *(Also known as Fanta Green Mango + Fizz)* is a flavor of Fanta sold exclusively in India.

## History

Fanta Green Mango was originally released in 2016, being sold only in the country on India. This flavor in particular was made to be more fruit based as it had more fruit juice when compared to other flavors. According to several news outlets, it was also created as a way to "extend the Fanta brand" in the country.

The flavor appears to have since been discontinued.
Dr Pepper Baked Beans

**Serious Bean Company Dr Pepper Sweet & A Bit Sassy Baked Beans**, more commonly known as Dr Pepper Baked Beans, is a flavor of canned beans produced by the Serious Bean Company.

The cans originally hit store shelves in 2018, being exclusive to Walmart stores. While The Serious Bean Co. was the first to release Dr Pepper baked beans in cans, recipes for homemade Dr Pepper baked beans have been going around years prior.

It was generally seen as a weird marketing move, with several news sources claiming that consumers had "mixed feelings" about the product.
Big Red Vanilla Float

**Big Red Vanilla Float** was a Big Red soda flavor variant that was officially released in 2004 alongside Big Punch Fruit Punch. These two variants were discontinued in 2011. In 2016, Big Red Vanilla Float was later re-released again as a limited edition soda flavor for the summertime of 2016. In late 2018, it was later brought back once again in stores for a limited time from late 2018 and through until at the start of 2019 where it was discontinued.

## **History**

Big Red Inc. released Big Red Vanilla Float, alongside Big Punch Fruit Punch at the beginning of 2004. It was produced in bottles and cans for an extremely large period of time after its discontinuation in 2011 presumably of low sales or to focus on other Big Red soda variants along with the Big Red soda brand.

### **2016 Limited-Time Release**

On May 11th, 2016, Big Red Inc. announced on their Facebook page that Big Red Vanilla Float would be reintroduced for the first time in stores but only in certain regions of the United States for a limited time anytime from early 2016, through and until at the end of the summer of 2016. After it's first limited edition run, that it later became discontinued. It also participated in the 100 Days of BBQ promotion.

### **2018 Limited-Time Release**

On July 9th, 2018, Big Red Inc. announced on their Facebook page that Big Red Vanilla Float would be reintroduced again for the second time in stores but only in certain regions of the United States for a limited time anytime from late 2018 and through until at the start of 2019, where it later became discontinued again at the start of 2019, and it's second limited-edition soda run.
Coca-Cola Vanilla

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**Coca-Cola Vanilla** is a Coca-Cola flavor officially released in stores on May 8th, 2002, in the United States and Canada. It was discontinued at the end of 2005 due to low sales and replaced by Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla alongside Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla. In May 2007, it re-released due to high demand as a permanent flavor.

## **Description**

Coca-Cola Vanilla is a variant of Coca-Cola that is brown in color, similar to Pepsi Vanilla. Its flavor is the same as regular Coca-Cola, but with added Vanilla flavor.

## **History**

Regular Coca-Cola already contains small amounts of vanilla. The history of adding additional vanilla flavoring to Coca-Cola. In the least in the United States, dates back at least to the 1940s when local soda fountain workers (soda jerks) would usually request to add a "shot" (roughly a couple of tablespoons) of vanilla syrup to a (12-16 oz) Coca-Cola fountain soda. All of this remained daily practice in ice cream shops where vanilla syrup and Coca-Cola were both conventional items for decades.

The Coca-Cola Company first began testing its official Vanilla flavored variation of Coca-Cola alongside other flavors such as Coca-Cola Cherry to audiences that visited the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Twenty years later, Coca-Cola Vanilla first introduced in stores in the United States on May 8th, 2002, followed by a roll-out in Canada. It was praised by The Coca-Cola Company themselves that the vanilla flavoring said that it's "the greatest innovation since Diet Coke in 1983". It also marked the 116th anniversary of the Coca-Cola Company.

At the start of 2003, a diet variant of Coca-Cola Vanilla that was called Diet Coke Vanilla was later released in stores in the United States as it was coexisting with regular Coca-Cola Vanilla during this time as well, though from 2003 and until 2005.

In November 2005, after low sales, The Coca-Cola Company announced concerning Coca-Cola Vanilla alongside its Diet variation will be subsequently discontinued in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom at the end of the year. In January 2006, it discontinued and replaced by Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla alongside Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla as meant to be a permanent flavor.

In May 2007, Coca-Cola Vanilla re-released in the United States and Canada due to the high demand. It resulted from both Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla and Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla to be discontinued sometime in summer 2007 in both countries due to a backlash from Coca-Cola Vanilla. As of March 2021, Coca-Cola Vanilla is still a permanent flavor in the United States and Canada.

## **Trivia**

* Coke came out with Vanilla Coke in May 2002 and it was a resounding success, selling 90 million cases, according to trade publication *Beverage Digest*.
Island Kahuna Hala

Hala is the first kahuna to be introduced on Melemele Island in the Alola region in Gym Leaders Galore! In addition, he is also a member of the Elite Four in Sun and Moon!

## Other Information

* Name in Japanese: Hala (same as in English)
* Name in Spanish: Kaudan
* Name in French: Pectorius
* Name in Italian: Hala (same as in English)
* Name in German: Hala (same as in English)
* Name in Korean: Halla
* First Anime Appearance: To Top a Totem!
* Battle Location: Iki Town
* Island Guardian: Tapu Koko
* Recommended Type: Fighting
* Z-Crystal: Fightinium Z
* Sub Voice Actor: Nobuyuki Hiyama
* Dub Voice Actor: Ryan Andes

## Pokémon Team

* Crabominable: The Woolly Crab Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Life Orb
	+ Move Set: Ice Hammer, Focus Punch, Payback, Rain Dance

* Hariyama: The Arm Thrust Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Fightinium Z
	+ Move Set: Low Sweep, Double-Edge, Rock Climb, Brine

* Primeape: The Pig Monkey Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Expert Belt
	+ Move Set: Ice Punch, Stomping Tantrum, Power-Up Punch, Thunder

* Poliwrath: The Tadpole Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Leftovers
	+ move Set: Wake-Up Slap, Scald, Dual Chop, Circle Throw

* Bewear: The Strong Arm Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Choice Scarf
	+ Move Set: Brutal Swing, Superpower, Rock Tomb, Thunder Punch

* Machamp: The Mach Pokémon
	+ Hold Item: Sitrus Berry
	+ Move Set: Mega Kick, Karate Chop, Rolling Kick, Detect

## Gallery

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File:Hala's\_Anime\_Appearance.png
File:Iki\_Town.png
File:Fightinium\_Z.png
File:Fighting\_5.jpg
File:Hala's\_Pokemon\_Team.png
7 Up Plus

**7 Up Plus** was a line of sodas in the 7 Up brand, first released in 2004. It has since been discontinued

* 7 Up Plus Mixed Berry
* 7 Up Plus Island Fruit
* 7 Up Plus Cherry

## Japanese Variants

* 7 Up Plus (Apple)

**This article is a disambiguation page for 7 Up Plus**

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Dr Pepper Vanilla Float

*Not to be confused with Dr Pepper Cherry Vanilla or Dr Pepper Vanilla.*

**Dr Pepper Vanilla Float** is a vanilla ice cream flavored variant of the original Dr Pepper.

The flavor was originally introduced in 2014 as a limited edition flavor, but was brought back in 2017 with a newer can design. The flavor is currently not shown on Dr Pepper's website, speculating that it has also been discontinued, though it might still be available as a regional flavor.

Taco Bell also had a freeze variant of the flavor, that was introduced in 2014 and was discontinued a year later in 2015.

In 2023, a similarly named, but unrelated, Blue Bell ice cream flavor known as Dr Pepper Float was released as a regional flavor in the united states.
Dr Pepper Red Fusion

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**Dr Pepper Red Fusion** commonly shortened to simply **Red Fusion** was a Dr Pepper flavor released in 2002 as a permanent flavor in the United States. Two years later, it got discontinued, due to low sales in Late 2004.

## **Description**

Dr Pepper Red Fusion is a Cherry flavored Dr Pepper similar to Dr Pepper Cherry.

## **History**

Dr Pepper Red Fusion was first released in 2002. After two years of production, it ceased production, due to low sales in Late 2004.

## **Trivia**

* It was the first new flavor added to the Dr Pepper family of beverages in the company's 122-year history.
* Dr Pepper Red Fusion was a cherry-flavored variation of the original Dr Pepper soda.
* The soda was introduced in 2002 and was the first new flavor of Dr Pepper in over a decade.
* It was initially marketed as a limited edition soda, but its popularity led to its continued production.
* Red Fusion was one of several variations of Dr Pepper that were introduced over the years, including Berries and Cream, Diet Cherry Chocolate, and Cherry Vanilla Dr Pepper.
* The soda was packaged in a red and silver can with a stylized version of the Dr Pepper logo.
* Red Fusion was notable for its distinct cherry flavor, which was enhanced by the addition of berry and vanilla notes.
* Despite its popularity, Red Fusion was eventually discontinued due to declining sales.
* Fans of the soda created an online petition to bring it back, but it did not succeed.
* The recipe for Red Fusion is still a closely guarded secret, and there are no known imitations or copycat recipes.
* Red Fusion remains a beloved memory for many Dr Pepper fans, who continue to reminisce about its unique flavor and bold packaging.
* Dr Pepper/Seven Up Inc. (now Keurig Dr Pepper) has trademarks filed for "Blue Fusion" and "Dr Pepper Green Fusion," implying that more flavors were planned to be released under the Dr Pepper Fusion concept, however, no other information is known about these flavors besides the trademarks.
Crush Banana

Crush Banana is a Banana flavored Crush soda. This soda has been confirmed to have been sold in the United States at some point. I have not been able to find any picture of this soda, so it is probably very rare and perhaps even discontinued. This soda has been confirmed by Wikipedia and multiple beverage lists. It is not available on the Crush website.
Fanta Dark Mystery

**Fanta Dark Mystery** was a Fanta flavor officially released for a limited time in Russia for the 2019 Halloween season.

## **Description**

Fanta Dark Mystery was a Blood Orange flavor of Fanta. Its color had a black look.

## **History**

Fanta Dark Mystery was first released for a limited time in Russia for the 2019 Halloween season.
Coca-Cola Orange

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Coca-Cola with Lime

*Not to be confused with Coca-Cola Lime or Diet Coke with lime*

**Coca Cola with Lime** is a flavor of Coca Cola that was introduced in the United States in 2005 before being discontinued in bottles in 2006. Despite this, it is still available in Coca-Cola Freestyle machines and internationally in bottles.

## Description

Coca-Cola with lime is a flavor of Coca-Cola with lime added to the formula, similar to Coca-Cola Clear Lime, Coca Cola Citra, and Diet Coke with lime. it is brown in color.

## History

### Background

Due to the positive response with the release of Diet Coke with Lime in 2004, the Coca-Cola Company decided to make a full-sugar version of the soda, Coca-Cola with Lime.

### Release

Coca-Cola Lime was released in 2005. Possibly due to low sales, it was quietly discontinued in North America in 2006. It is still available in bottles in international countries such as the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Singapore, and Japan.

Coca Cola with Lime is also available in Coca-Cola Freestyle machines.
7 Up Gold

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**7 Up Gold** was a 7 Up flavor first released in 1988 in the United States before being discontinued shortly after.

## **Description**

7 Up Gold was a naturally spiced Cinnamon Ginger flavor of 7 Up and had a brown look.

## **History**

7 Up Gold was first introduced in 1988 in many markets across the United States. Not long after its release, it was discontinued after a short time due to poor sales capturing 0.1% of the U.S. market.

### **Reception**

In 1988, 7 Up's marketing slogan was "Never Had It, Never Will" (referring to caffeine). Due to 7 Up's nature of not having caffeine, 7 Up Gold did include caffeine.

The newly merged Dr Pepper/Seven Up company had high hopes of the flavor capturing 1% of the cola market, which was $26.6 billion (in 1988 U.S. dollars). However, as mentioned before, it captured 0.1% of the market. People were left confused by the 7 Up marketing team to market a dark-colored drink with caffeine that didn't sit well with the brand's entirety and therefore was discontinued after a short while.

## **Trivia**

* This page was featured on the YouTube channel PhantomStrider in the video: "The 10 Most Hated / Failed Sodas."
* The 7 Up Gold formula and recipe was an unused Dr Pepper invention.
* A Diet 7 Up Gold variant was also released alongside 7 Up Gold.
Crush Sour Apple

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Cheerwine

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## Details

### Locations Available:

Southern United States, California, West Virginia South to Florida

### Year(s) Available:

1917 - Present

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## Description

**Cheerwine** is a cherry-flavored soft drink by Carolina Beverage Corporation of Salisbury, North Carolina. It has been produced since 1917, claiming to be "the oldest continuing soft drink company still operated by the same family".

## History

When the Maysville Syrup Company of Maysville, Kentucky went bankrupt in 1917, L.D. Peeler, Hughston Kirby, Kurt Weinmann and other invested businessmen moved the company to North Carolina and renamed it the Carolina Syrup Company. That same year, Peeler, Kirby and Weinmann purchased a recipe for a cherry flavored soda from a Saint Louis flavor salesman, which eventually became Cheerwine. Though it has been around since 1917, Cheerwine first became a registered trademark in 1926.

The family of Lewis Peeler has run the Cheerwine company since its founding, and his great-grandson Charles Clifford “Cliff” Ritchie has been CEO and president of Cheerwine's parent company, Carolina Beverage Corporation since 1992.

Cheerwine bottle, c. 1920, on display at the North Carolina Museum of History

Cheerwine has a mildly sweet flavor with strong cherry notes, most notably black cherry; is burgundy-colored; and has an unusually high degree of carbonation compared to other soft drinks. The product was named for its color and taste; the company website states that "it made sense to name a burgundy-red, bubbly, cherry concoction—Cheerwine."

## Trivia

* The "Retro Cheerwine" variant is sold in glass bottles and is sweetened with cane sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup.
* Despite its name, Cheerwine is not really wine and it contains no alcohol.
* Cheerwine was the first bottled cherry soda.
* It's made by the oldest, continuously operated, family-owned soda company in the U.S.
* Cheerwine helped in World War II.
Fanta Guarana

A Fanta Guaraná Can

**Fanta Guaraná** is a soft drink produced and sold by the Coca-Cola Company. It is a guarana-flavored variant of the popular Fanta brand of soft drinks. Guarana is a plant native to the Amazon basin in Brazil, and its seeds contain caffeine, theobromine, and other compounds.

Fanta Guaraná was first launched in Brazil in 2003 and has since been introduced to several other countries in Latin America and Europe. The soda is known for its unique, fruity taste, which is a blend of the bitter and slightly sweet flavors of guarana.

Fanta Guaraná is typically sold in 2-liter bottles or cans and is often marketed as a refreshing and energizing beverage. While the exact ingredients and nutritional information may vary depending on the country of manufacture, Fanta Guaraná generally contains carbonated water, high-fructose corn syrup or sugar, natural and artificial flavors, caffeine, and other additives.

Overall, Fanta Guaraná is a popular soft drink that offers a distinct and refreshing taste that is different from traditional cola or fruit-flavored sodas.
Big Blue

**Big Blue** is a Big Red soda flavor that was released alongside Big Orange in stores in November 2008.

## **Description**

Big Blue is a variant of Big Red which is blue in color, similar to Crush Berry Punch. Its flavor is a Blue Creme.

There was speculation from many people saying that the flavor tastes like cotton candy with a blue bubblegum feel.

## **History**

In 2008, Big Red Inc. was developing a new soda on their next big flavor: Big Blue. A Senior Vice President of Sales for Big Red Inc, Steve Nelson said that “We saw the trend shift and blue flavors were becoming increasingly popular,” and “We knew that Big Blue would be a huge hit with consumers. The appealing color, superior taste, and long history behind the Big Red name lead us to realize the incredible potential with Big Blue. We are elated to see the fantastic results after a brief time out on the market.”

After its soft launch in November 2008, Big Blue has been anything but quiet. With sales on the rise, the bright blue soft drink is gaining momentum each month and is contributing an incremental volume to the over 12% top-line growth seen by Big Red products for 2009.

Consumer insights state that selling Big Blue creates lift to Big Red and provides no cannibalization of the original product. The 20 oz bottles were the first to hit shelves in late 2008.

But since the eye-catching blue made such a big splash with consumers, 12 packs and 2-liters quickly followed. Early in 2009, Big Blue was introduced in the very popular vintage bottle that has been well received by consumers. Big Blue’s popularity still rests mostly in the South, similar to its counterpart, Big Red. But with full distribution in Wal-Mart, Big Blue is certainly looking at a promising future within other regions across the country.
Crush Blue Raspberry

**Current Status:** | United States: Permanent Flavor (Flavor Packets)
 **Year(s) Available:** | United States: 2011, 2014 (Cans and Bottles)
2020 - Present (Flavor Packets)

**Crush Blue Raspberry** was a Crush flavor originally released in 2005 in Canada alongside Crush Lime for a limited time. In 2011, it was introduced for the first time in the United States for a limited time.

## **Description**

Crush Blue Raspberry was a flavor of Crush Orange which was Blue in color, similar to Crush Berry Punch. Its flavor is a Blue Raspberry type of Crush flavor.

## **History**

### **Canadian Limited-Time Store Releases**

Crush Blue Raspberry was originally introduced in 2005 in Canada alongside Crush Lime for a limited time during the summer of 2005.

After it's limited-time run because fans liked it so much, Canada Dry Mott's Incorporated decided to re-release Crush Blue Raspberry annually for 2018, 2019, and now 2020 for a limited time in the summer.

### **2011 United States Limited-Time Release**

In 2011, Crush Blue Raspberry was introduced for the first time in the United States for a limited time but, however, there was not much known about it aside of it getting released in 12-packs and 2-liter bottles.

### **2014 United States Scrapped Limited-Time Release**

In 2014, originally Crush Blue Raspberry was going to be reintroduced in the United States but Keurig Dr Pepper had a different idea in mind. In which to create a new blue soda that was later known as Crush Berry Punch.

### **2020 United States Flavor Packets Release**

In September 2020, with no announcement whatsoever, Crush Blue Raspberry was later released in a form of flavor packets as a permanent flavor. It is unknown what made this decision to release it in flavor packets. As of September 2021, it is unknown that this is still available or not.

## **Gallery**

(The gallery will get its own page, as of right now it's available here.)
Crush Cola

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Caffeine-Free Diet Coke

**Caffeine-Free Diet Coke** is a variant of Diet Coke that uses almost the exact formula but doesn't contain any caffeine. It was The Coca-Cola Company's attempt to compete with PepsiCo's Caffeine-Free Pepsi and Caffeine-Free Diet Pepsi.

## **Description**

Caffeine-Free Diet Coke is a variant of Diet Coke which is brown in color, similar to Caffeine-Free Pepsi and Caffeine Free Diet Pepsi. Its flavor is the same as Diet Coke but doesn't contain any caffeine.

## **History**

Caffeine-Free Diet Coke was first introduced in stores in the United States in 1984 in an attempt to compete with Pepsi's Caffeine-Free Pepsi and Caffeine-Free Diet Pepsi.

In April 1985, Caffeine-Free Diet Coke has switched to the New Coke formula and it did switch back to the Diet Coke formula after three months.
Coca-Cola Freestyle

**Coca-Cola Freestyle** is a machine that dispenses several different brands and flavors of soda. The concept was introduced in 2009 by Coca-Cola.

Coke Freestyle machines mainly dispense Coca-Cola brands, such as Sprite, Fanta, Barq's Root Beer, Dasani Water, and others. Several machines (possibly depending on location) also serve Pibb Xtra.

Some machines also have Dr. Pepper as an option, despite that being a product of Keurig Dr. Pepper, and not Coca-Cola.

Some flavors are exclusive to Coke Freestyle machines, such as Sprite Grape, Dr Pepper Strawberry.

Burger king Coca Cola freestyle machines sell Surge
Doc Holiday

A Doc Holiday Can

Doc Holiday is a Dr Pepper imitation. It is named for Doc Holliday--the infamous dentist, gunfighter, and gambler living in the American Southwest during the mid-19th century. The drink is made in Safford, Arizona at the Southeastern Bottling Company of Arizona. Doc Holiday tastes like a mix between Dr Pepper and Coca-Cola Cherry, while others argue that it has more of a Cheerwine taste.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cherry Vanilla

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 **Current Status:** | Coca-Cola Freestyle: Permanent Flavor

*Not to be confused with Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla.*

**Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cherry Vanilla** is a Coca-Cola Zero Sugar flavor that was exclusively released in the initial release of Coca-Cola Freestyle machines in 2009 in the United States as a permanent flavor. 10 years later, it was later leaked via an Instagram post by user CandyHunting, on October 6th, 2019 that Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cherry Vanilla alongside Coca-Cola Cherry Vanilla, Fanta Piña Colada, and Sprite Ginger will be released in stores in cans and bottles on February 10th, 2020.

## **Description**

Coca Cola Zero Sugar Cherry Vanilla is a variant of Coca-Cola which is brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla and Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla. Its flavor is the same as regular Coca-Cola, but with added Cherry Vanilla flavor.

## **History**

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cherry Vanilla was first released as an exclusive flavor in the initial release of Coca-Cola Freestyle machines in 2009 in the United States as a permanent flavor.

It was later leaked via an Instagram post by user CandyHunting, on October 6th, 2019 that Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cherry Vanilla alongside Coca-Cola Cherry Vanilla and Fanta Piña Colada will be released in stores in cans and bottles on February 10th, 2020 following the successful introduction of Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Orange Vanilla. Later in the post, CandyHunting also speculated that there's no word on if this is the same formula as Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla from 2006.
Crush (Orange)

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**Crush Orange** (formerly known as **Ward's Orange Crush**) is the primary staple Crush flavor for its lineup of Crush flavors. Since 1911, it got created by a beverage and extract chemist Neil C. Ward, hence the original name "Ward's Orange Crush."

## **Description**

Crush Orange, as its name implies, is an Orange flavor of Crush. It's similar to the two famously known orangey flavors, Fanta Orange and Sunkist Orange. Its color has a light cloudy orange color.

## **History**

In 1911, Clayton J. Howel, president and founder of the Orange Crush Company, partnered with Neil C. Ward and incorporated the company. Ward made the recipe for Orange Crush. Howel was not new to the soft drink business, having earlier introduced Howel's Orange Julep. Soft drinks of the time often carried the surname of the inventor along with the product name. Howel sold the rights to use his name in conjunction with his first brand; therefore, Ward gotten gave the honors: Crush first premiered as **Ward's Orange Crush**. Originally, Orange Crush included orange pulp in the bottles, giving it a "fresh squeezed" illusion, even though the pulp got added rather than remaining from squeezed oranges. Pulp has not been in the bottles for decades.

Crush was purchased by Procter & Gamble in 1980 (except for the Canadian rights, which got bought in 1984). Procter & Gamble only manufactured "bottler's base," it's a concentrate consisting of flavor and color. One milliliter of bottler's base was combined with syrup and carbonated water to create a 12-ounce bottle of Crush. In 1989, Cadbury Schweppes acquired Crush USA from Procter & Gamble Co. Cadbury Schweppes spun off its United States beverage business as Keurig Dr Pepper in 2008.

## **Trivia**

* The Crush brand is one of the most popular fruity soda brands in the world. Since its popularity remained high for decades, it spawned a cult following, allowing to the point where other popular fruit-flavored Crush soda variations come into place in the brand. These flavors include Strawberry, Grape, Pineapple, Peach, Watermelon, and more variations as a whole to keep the brand going strongly.
Coca-Cola Fiber+

**Coca-Cola Fiber+** (Also known as Coca-Cola + Fiber) is a flavor of Coca-Cola that was released in 2017 along with Sprite Fiber+, which was introduced later the next year. It has the same flavor as regular Coca-Cola, but with more fiber.

The flavor was only released in the countries of China, Hong Kong, Japan, China, Mongolia, Taiwan, and Vietnam.
Big Punch Fruit Punch

**Big Punch Fruit Punch** was a Big Red soda flavor that was officially released in 2004 alongside Big Red Vanilla Float. These two variants were discontinued in 2011.

## History

Big Red Inc. released Big Punch Fruit Punch, alongside Big Red Vanilla Float beginning in 2004. It was produced in bottles and cans for a really large period of time in years after its discontinuation in 2011 presumably of low sales or to focus on other Big Red soda variants along the Big Red soda brand.

In the summer of 2016 and 2018, Big Red Vanilla Float was reintroduced as a limited edition soda for those two summers. Unfortunately, Big Punch Fruit Punch wasn't in the limited edition release alongside Big Red Vanilla Float of those two summer releases.
Coca-Cola Ultimate

**Coca-Cola Ultimate** was a limited edition flavor of Coca-Cola. It was released in 2023 as a promotional flavor, promoting the video game *League Of Legends*. Which was why the drink is being described as being "Xp Flavored"

It's part of the Coca-Cola Creations flavor line, and there's also a Coca-Cola Zero Sugar variant.
7 Up Zero Sugar

**7 Up Zero Sugar** is the diet variant of the drink 7 Up. It was originally released in 1963 as 7 Up Diet, before being rebranded to Sugar Free 7 Up in 1973 before reverting back to its previous name in 1989. In 2020, the name was officially changed to 7 Up Zero Sugar. In other countries, mainly the UK, the flavor is branded as 7 Up Free.
Fanta

Fanta is a brand of different types of fruity Fanta flavors. It got released in 1940 due to difficulties importing Coca-Cola syrup into Nazi Germany during World War II due to an American trade embargo.

## **History**

The Fanta brand got first created as a substitute in Germany in 1940 because of difficulties importing Coca-Cola syrup into Nazi Germany during World War II due to an American trade embargo.

To circumvent this, Max Keith, the man in charge of Coca-Cola Deutschland during World War II, decided to create a new product for the German market, using only ingredients available in Germany at the time, including whey and pomace – the "leftovers of leftovers," as Keith later recalled

The name was the result of a brief brainstorming session, which started with Keith making his team "use their imagination" ("Fantasie" in German), to which one of his salesmen, Joe Knipp, immediately retorted "Fanta!"

**There** are more than 200 **flavors** worldwide. This YouTube playlist shows a selection of reviews of various flavors.
Dr Pepper Mo:Joe

**Dr Pepper Mo:Joe** is a flavor of Dr Pepper that was never released.

Dr Pepper/7 Up Inc. (currently Keurig Dr Pepper) originally trademarked the "Dr Pepper Mo:Joe Deluxe" name (alongside other variants) in 2006. The flavor appears to have been cancelled, with it never being officially released. The only evidence of its existence being the previously mentioned trademarks, and photos of what the cans were supposed to look like, coming from the portfolio of Ghost Creative, a graphics design company.

Similar (yet slightly different) names also relating to Mo:Joe were trademarked, including; Mo:Joe Deluxe and Mo:Joe Sweet Shot.

Mo:Joe was designed to be a Coffee & Caramel flavored Dr Pepper
Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla

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*Not to be confused with Coca-Cola Zero Sugar Cherry Vanilla.*

**Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla** was a Diet Coke flavor that was released alongside Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla in stores in January 2006, in the United States and Canada in response to the increasing popular demand for Black Cherry Vanilla and to replace Coca-Cola Vanilla after low sales. In May 2007, Coca-Cola Vanilla was re-released due to high demand resulting in Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla and Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla to be discontinued in summer 2007 in both countries due to a backlash from Coca-Cola Vanilla.

## **Description**

Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla was a variant of Diet Coke which was brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla and Coca-Cola Cherry Vanilla. Its flavor is the same as Diet Coke, but with added Black Cherry Vanilla flavor.

## **History**

Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla was first released alongside Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla in stores in January 2006 in the United States and Canada in response to the increasing popular demand for Black Cherry Vanilla and to replace Coca-Cola Vanilla after low sales.

In May 2007, Coca-Cola Vanilla was re-released in the United States and Canada due to the high demand that resulted in both Diet Coke Black Cherry Vanilla and Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla to be discontinued sometime in summer 2007 in both countries due to a backlash from Coca-Cola Vanilla.
Dixi Cola

Dixi Cola was a former brand of soda. The first known advertisement that mentions the drink is from 1959 while the last one is from 1989.

Dixi-Cola Industries (assumed parent company and manufacturer of the Dixi Cola brand) was sued by The Coca-Cola Company in 1941, with claims of copyright infringement due to both companies having the word "Cola" in their names.

The Dixi brand also made a few different flavors such as Diet Cola, Orange, and Lemon-Lime flavored sodas.

The soda brand was advertised as being "Caramel colored"
Fanta Ginger Ale

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**Fanta Ginger Ale** is a flavor of Fanta, first released in 1960 in the United States. It remained stable during its first years but eventually discontinued in the early 1980s, presumably due to low sales. In 2016, it was re-released as a soda fountain exclusive only at sporadic regions of the United States.

## **Description**

Fanta Ginger Ale is a ginger ale soda flavor of Fanta.

## **History**

Fanta Ginger Ale got first released in the United States in 1960 in the original lineup. This lineup consisted of Orange Soda, Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Lemon-Lime Soda, and Imitation Grape Soda.

After its few years in the United States, its popularity was stable enough to be a permanent flavor for about 20+ years, releasing in other countries such as Canada and Indonesia, becoming Fanta's lesser-known flavors in the original lineup in the United States. Other lesser-known flavors: Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Lemon-Lime didn't have the chance to be admired compared to Fanta Grape and Fanta Orange, where all those previously mentioned flavors eventually one by one discontinued during their lifespans.

In 2016, after 30+ years of being discontinued, it got re-released as a soda fountain exclusive only at sporadic regions of the United States.

## **Trivia**

* When Fanta Orange got first released in the United States in 1960, an original lineup got released alongside Fanta Orange. This lineup consisted of Orange Soda, Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Lemon-Lime Soda, and Imitation Grape Soda.
Cactus Cooler

**Cactus Cooler**, is an orange and pineapple flavored soda that is sold throughout certain regions of the United States, mainly around the Southern California and surrounding Southwestern areas. The flavor was originally introduced in 1966 as *Canada Dry Cactus Cooler*, as the flavor was created by the, at the time independent, Canada Dry company. It is currently owned by Keurig Dr Pepper, who also owns the Canada Dry brand.
Cleanup

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Fanta Mango Charge

**Fanta Mango Charge** (Also known as *Fanta W+ Mango Charge)* was a limited edition flavor of Fanta Mango.

It was released in 2018 as a limited edition flavor in Japan.

The flavor consisted of regular Fanta but with more vitamins. The name also implies that the flavor possibly had more 'energizing' ingredients.