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Pepsi Summer Mix

**Pepsi Summer Mix** was a Pepsi cola flavor that was released in early Spring 2007, in the United States as a limited edition cola flavor for the Summertime of 2007. The cola was later discontinued in Fall 2007 after the original limited edition soda run in the United States.

## **History**

Pepsi Summer Mix was first released in early Spring 2007 as a limited edition cola flavor. The cola was later discontinued in Fall 2007 after the original limited edition soda run in the United States.

During it's run, It was a big hit for the northeastern United States, and only was available in limited areas only.
Quatro (United Kingdom)

*Not to be confused with Quatro (South America)*

**Quatro** is a former brand of Soda is manufactured by The Coca-Cola Company in United Kingdom.

## History

Quatro was originally released to the United Kingdom in 1982. The name Quatro, meaning the number four, comes from the four flavors which were used to make the drink. Said flavors being Pineapple, Grapefruit, Orange, and Passion Fruit. The drink was discontinued in 1989, presumably due to low sales.

The Coca-Cola Company later sold drinks under the same Quatro name in South America. However, only one fruit (Grapefruit) was chosen as the main flavor as opposed to four. The South American Quatro drink is considered to be a completely different brand, despite both drinks being made by The Coca-Cola Company.
Fanta Pomegranate

**Fanta Pomegranate** (also called Fanta Grenadine in the country) is a pomegranate flavored Fanta that can be found in Madagascar, Morocco & Poland.

## Description

Fanta Pomegranate is a variant of Fanta which is red in color. Its flavor is pomegranate.

## History

Fanta Pomegranate can be found in Madagascar, Morocco & Poland. The release date and availability is unknown.
Fanta Root Beer

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**Fanta Root Beer** was 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 1990s due to Barq's Root Beer later taking its place.

## **Description**

Fanta Root Beer is a draft style root beer soda flavor of Fanta.

## **History**

Fanta Root Beer 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 30+ years, releasing in other countries such as Canada, 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.

## **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.
Pepsi Holiday Spice

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**Pepsi Holiday Spice** was a Pepsi flavor that was officially released on November 1st, 2004 in the United States, and Canada. It was only released as a limited edition soda flavor for the holiday season of 2004 and 2006 and then it was discontinued later.

## **Description**

Pepsi Holiday Spice was a combination mixture between ginger and cinnamon flavored soda, and it was red-brown in color.

## **History**

In early August 2004, PepsiCo announced that a new limited edition flavor named Pepsi Holiday Spice would be officially releasing in stores from November 1st, 2004 through December 31st, 2004 in an eight week period.

Pepsi Holiday Spice was been officially released on November 1st, 2004, in stores in the United States, and Canada for an eight week period. The soda was later discontinued after the original limited edition soda run in the United States and Canada.

2 years later, Pepsi Holiday Spice was re-released again in The Holiday Season of 2006 and then discontinued once again.
Pepsi XL

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**Pepsi XL** was a Pepsi cola flavor first test-marketed in Florida in five cities of the United States in 1995. After a few months of production, it got discontinued due to low sales and confusion of its name.

## **Description**

Pepsi XL, as its name suggests, X stands for excellent taste, and the L stands for less sugar, cola variation of Pepsi. Its flavor was the same as regular Pepsi, much like Pepsi Edge, but had a mix of 50/50 sugar (high-fructose corn syrup) and artificial sweetener (aspartame) to balance it out.

## **History**

On April 1st, 1995, PepsiCo first began to test market Pepsi XL in Florida in five cities (Miami, Tampa, Fort Myers, West Palm Beach, and Fort Lauderdale) of the United States aimed at young adults.

This limited-time test-market release got cut short in a few months because it did not receive a great response.

## **Trivia**

* Some reduced sugar cola flavors have been available in certain countries. Some of which is America's Pepsi variants of Pepsi Edge, Pepsi Next, and two international Coca-Cola variants of Coca-Cola C2 and Coca-Cola Life. Both Coca-Cola and Pepsi tried to tap into a mid-calorie market, but people want to drink mainly diet or regular.
* Some thought the "XL" stood for extra large
Former Media Companies Owned By Coca-Cola

The Coca-Cola Company made a decision to diversify by acquiring several media companies throughout the 80's. This started in 1982 with the acquisition of the movie studio Columbia Pictures. In 1989, Coca-Cola sold all of their remaining media companies to Sony, exiting the media business altogether.

The following is a list of media companies formally owned, or in some cases started, by the Coca-Cola Company.
Mello Yello

Mello Yello is a citrus flavored soda. It was originally introduced by The Coca-Cola Company in 1979 as a way to compete with Mountain Dew.

## Trivia

* Mello Yello was made to compete with Mountain Dew, but people state it’s meant to be Sprite, despite both brands being Coca-Cola products.
* Despite Coca-Cola releasing other Citrus based sodas such as Simba, Surge, and Vault, Mello Yello is currently the only Citrus soda released by Coca-Cola that hasn't been discontinued.
Mountain Dew

For more information about Mountain Dew, and it's other flavors. Please visit Mountain Dew Wiki.

We're not including the Mountain Dew lineup even though it's a PepsiCo product due to another wiki is already covering Mountain Dew and it's flavors. We are not allowed to do that due to the fact that it would be plagiarizing them which is illegal.

With that said, we hope you enjoy the Mountain Dew Wiki!
Fountain Mist

The mix bottle.

Fountain Mist is a Mountain Dew knockoff, that does not contain as many calories. It does not contain as many sugars, and does not contain aspartame. It is available only as a mix. If you buy the special carbonated water, and pour the flavor mix in, it supposedly tastes similar to the real thing. This soda is only available online, and got 5 star reviews. The soda was made by Soda Stream.
OK

**Ok** was a brand of soda that was originally released by Coca-Cola in 1993. The drinks were originally aimed at the "Generation X" age demographic, with its branding, can designs, and advertisements. The brand was only released in several test markets before it was discontinued in 1995 due to low sales.
Pepsi Perfect

**Pepsi Perfect** was a Pepsi cola flavor that was first seen in the movie *Back to the Future Part II* during a scene in the Café '80s in 2015 of it. It was released back in 2015 as a limited edition to the public to celebrate the movie that took place back in 1989.

## Description

Pepsi Perfect is a variant of Pepsi which is brown in color. In actuality, Its flavor is the same as Pepsi-Cola Made with Real Sugar, but inside the movie, it was vitamin-enriched.

## History

Pepsi Perfect was seen in the movie *Back To The Future Part II* during a scene of Marty McFly ordered a Pepsi Perfect from the robot servants. It was sold in bottles that had a lid with a built-in straw. However, when Marty McFly had first seen the soft drinks container, he was perplexed as to how exactly he was supposed to open it.

A possible leaked diagram of a Pepsi Perfect bottle was sent to Futurepedia and posted on September 23, 2015.

On October 5, 2015, Pepsi announced that they would be releasing a limited quantity of Pepsi Perfect bottles, some of which were given out to lucky attendees of *New York Comic Con* dressed as Marty McFly, while other attendees were able to win one by playing *Wild Gunman*. Fans located in the U.S. were also told they would be able to buy one of 6,500 bottles presented in a special collectible case from Amazon.com on October 21, 2015, for $20.15. The limited edition bottles weren’t exactly the same as the ones in the movie, however, since the bottle shape and logo had been tweaked, the lid was screw-on, and they contained 16.9 ounces of Pepsi made with real sugar rather than a new Pepsi Perfect recipe. A video commercial released by Pepsi and Universal Pictures Home Entertainment to coincide with the announcement and promote the 30th-anniversary release of the trilogy featured the bottles and other *Back to the Future Part II* merchandise.

## Trivia

* The price of Pepsi Perfect was set at $20.15, a nod to the year in which the film takes place.
* The flavor of Pepsi Perfect was described as a blend of regular Pepsi and the flavor of cinnamon toast, with a hint of vanilla.
* The limited edition Pepsi Perfect sold out quickly and became a popular collector's item among fans of the film.
* Pepsi has since released other limited edition versions of their soft drink, including a version inspired by the TV show "Stranger Things" and a version designed to celebrate the Chinese New Year.
Pepsi Mango

**Pepsi Mango** (also known as **Pepsi Splash Mango** from its 2019 prototype name) is a Pepsi cola flavor that was officially released in stores in April 2019, in the United States and Canada as a limited edition flavor for the Summertime of 2019 alongside Pepsi Lime, and Pepsi Berry until the discontinuation date of June 14th, 2019 of all markets excluding Target and Walmart.

## **Description**

Pepsi Mango is a variant of Pepsi which is brown in color, similar to Pepsi Next Paradise Mango. Its flavor is the same as regular Pepsi but with added mango flavor. Its tagline is "*Pepsi With a Splash of Mango Juice*".

## **History**

On February 3rd, 2019, YouTube channel myCountyMarket posted a soda review about all three Pepsi flavors, which was Pepsi Lime, Pepsi Mango, and Pepsi Berry, on their video on YouTube. The channel stated that these three soda variants are going to be released around anytime in late April or early May of 2019 and until June 14th, 2019.

In Mid-April 2019, all three Pepsi flavors were later seen in stores in certain regions. Similar to previous releases, there had been early reports of all three Pepsi flavors before the set release date which was scheduled to be in late April or early May of 2019, such as various resources of Reddit, The Impulsive Buy, and some other websites, who found all three Pepsi flavors.

As of April 22nd, 2019, it was stated in an email message that this is a limited edition release for Pepsi Lime, Pepsi Mango, and Pepsi Berry which showed the discontinuation date of June 14th, 2019 of all stores excluding Walmart and Target. After June 14th, 2019, the three flavors are available exclusively only at retailers nationwide such as Walmart and Target in 12-oz sleek cans in 8-packs but will stay on shelves thereafter.

As of May 17th, 2019, Pepsi Berry and Pepsi Mango were later released in Canada. Unfortunately, Pepsi Lime isn't in the Canadian release because due to another lime flavor which was named Pepsi Real Lime as a permanent flavor there.

## **Trivia**

* Pepsi Mango was featured in the YouTube channel myCountyMarket along with other three Pepsi flavors: Pepsi Salted Caramel, Pepsi Lime, and Pepsi Berry.
* This is the first time that PepsiCo added "a splash of real fruit juice" to its Pepsi flavors for the three limited edition Pepsi flavors, which was Pepsi Lime, Pepsi Mango, and Pepsi Berry.
Fanta Orange

**Fanta Orange** is the main Fanta flavor created in 1955 in Naples, the regional capital of Campania in Italy. It quickly reached a high reputation and has been responsible for an innovational 200+ fruity flavors in various countries.

## **Description**

While Fanta Orange isn't the original flavor, it is the flavor that relaunched the brand altogether. Fanta Orange is an orange flavor of Fanta that contains a high amount of orange juice, varying from country to country.

## **History**

After the launch of various drinks by PepsiCo in the early 1950s, Coca-Cola soon relaunched the Fanta brand in Naples, Italy, developed using 100% Italian orange juice to formulate an orange drink called Fanta Orange in 1955.

After a few years of its release in Italy, it was an instant hit amongst almost everyone who comes upon this wonderful Fanta flavor, leading to a massive cult following in the following years. As a result, it led other countries to do the same in their part by establishing a line of different Fanta flavors.

After the Fanta brand was established in several international countries, by 1969, it reached peak popularity, becoming the best-selling flavor in the newly introduced countries. Since 1969, Fanta Orange became the sole important flavor of the Fanta brand.

After the vast amount of success of Fanta Orange, Coca-Cola's international divisions were inspired by the success of its popularity to develop some other new Fanta flavors. The long-term success leads to a gradual expansion of new flavors to its lineup in most countries, leading to the 200+ flavors of Fanta occurring around the world. If this Orange flavor didn't get made in the first place, its popularity wouldn't be the same without it.

## **Trivia**

* When Fanta Orange was first released in the United States in 1960, an original lineup was released. This lineup consisted of Orange Soda, Ginger Ale, Root Beer, Lemon-Lime Soda, and Imitation Grape Soda.
* Like the Fanta brand, there are two brands somewhat similar to Fanta, almost but didn't maintain a high level of popularity. Crush and Sunkist having a similar line of flavors compared to Fanta.

## Other flavors

There are more than 200 flavors of Fanta, so here’s the link of the list of the Fanta flavors
Pepsi Natural

**Pepsi Natural** (also known in the United Kingdom as "**Pepsi Raw**") was a Pepsi flavor that was exclusively released firstly in the United Kingdom in 2008 and then later discontinued in September 2010. During its release in the United Kingdom, it was also later released in other countries such as the United States, Mexico, Norway, and Australia but it was later discontinued in all countries altogether.

## **History**

Pepsi Natural was first released in the United Kingdom as "Pepsi Raw" in 2008 that was marketed as a "Sparkling Cola Drink with Natural Plant Extracts" that contained naturally sourced ingredients that are free from artificial flavoring, colorings, preservatives and sweeteners, real sugar, apple extract, and kola nut extract, It was sold in a 4 pack of 20 oz. glass bottles, and then discontinued in September 2010 in the United Kingdom.

During its release in the United Kingdom, it was also released in markets in the United States, Mexico, Norway, and Australia but it was later discontinued in all countries altogether.

## **Trivia**

* It was Pepsi’s attempt to break into the all-natural “whole” foods market.
Hydrox Strawberry Soda

**Hydrox Strawberry Soda** was the former Strawberry flavor of Hydrox.

Strawberry was one of the original flavors of Hydrox, first being advertised alongside other flavors in 1937, the same year that Hydrox started to diversify by selling sodas under their own name.

It is currently unknown when this flavor was exactly discontinued.
Pix

**Pix** was a private label or store brand soda that was sold exclusively at Publix supermarkets.

## History

Pix Soft Drinks first appeared in Publix newspaper advertisements beginning in 1967. The Pix logo was changed in 1972, to more closely resemble the Publix supermarket logo, which also changed that same year. The last known mentions of the Pix Soft Drinks brand are from 1989 Publix advertisements.

## Flavors

The brand had several different flavors, including

* Basic Cola
* Black Cherry
* Cream
* Ginger Ale
* Grape
* Lemon Lime
* Orange
* Root beer

Most, if not all, flavors also had diet variants.
Minute Maid Fruit Punch Soda

**Minute Maid Fruit Punch Soda** was a flavor of Fruit Punch soda created by Minute Maid.

## History

Minute Maid Strawberry Soda was a later addition to the Minute Maid Soda line, with the earliest known mention of the drink being in 1996, years after the Minute Maid brand first started to produce and release soda. The entire Minute Maid Soda line was gone by 2005, most likely in favor of Coca-Cola's other, more successful brand, Fanta.

There was also a 7-Eleven Slurpee Variant.

Minute Maid still currently makes fruit punch, although its actual fruit punch, and not a fruit punch flavored soda.
Minute Maid Lemon-Lime Soda

**Minute Maid Lemon-Lime Soda** was a flavor of lemon-lime soda created by Minute Maid.

## History

Lemon-Lime was one of the original flavors of Minute Maid Soda that was released 1985 by The Coca-Cola Company. The drink came in two variants, original and diet. The entire Minute Maid Soda entire line was gone by 2005, most likely in favor of Coca-Cola's other brand, Fanta. However, this specific flavor was probably discontinued more in favor of Sprite, which is another Coca-Cola brand.
Pepsi Strawberry Burst

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**Pepsi Strawberry Burst** was a Pepsi cola flavor first released as the "Pepsi Wild Bunch" line of three flavors, Raging Razzberry, Strawberry Burst, and Tropical Chill in the Summer of 1991.

## **Description**

Pepsi Strawberry Burst, as its name suggests, was a Strawberry Cola flavor of Pepsi.

## **History**

The Pepsi Wild Bunch line of three flavors Raging Razzberry, Strawberry Burst, and Tropical Chill got first released for a limited time from February 1991 to April 1991 test-marketed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

This limited-time test-market release received generally mixed reactions, a little denial than successful.

## **Trivia**

* A similar release happened in early 2019 where three Pepsi flavors, Mango, Lime and Berry got released for a limited time from April 2019 to June 2019 nationwide.
Nehi Black Cherry

**Nehi Black Cherry** (Also known as Nehi True Fruit Black Cherry) is a former flavor of Nehi soda.

It is currently unknown when the flavor was introduced or discontinued, but it is speculated that the drink was discontinued earlier than most of the other Nehi flavors due to the only known photos of the can having an older design.
Pepsi Maple Syrup

**Pepsi Maple Syrup** is a limited edition soft drink produced by PepsiCo. The beverage was released exclusively in Canada in the fall of 2019, and was marketed as a way to celebrate the country's national symbol, maple syrup.

## History

Pepsi Maple Syrup was first introduced in Canada in September 2019 as a limited edition soda. The drink was produced in collaboration with Quebec-based culinary company, Divo. The release of Pepsi Maple Syrup coincided with the annual fall maple syrup harvest in Canada, and the drink was marketed as a way to celebrate the country's love of maple syrup.

## Flavor Profile

Pepsi Maple Syrup has a sweet and rich flavor that is similar to maple syrup, with a hint of caramel and vanilla. The drink is made with natural flavors and contains real sugar, making it a departure from the traditional high-fructose corn syrup used in many soft drinks.

## Marketing

To promote the release of Pepsi Maple Syrup, PepsiCo launched a marketing campaign that included television and print advertisements, social media promotions, and in-store displays. The advertisements featured images of maple syrup bottles and leaves, and highlighted the drink's unique flavor and limited availability.

## Reception

The release of Pepsi Maple Syrup was met with mixed reviews from Canadian consumers. While some praised the drink's unique flavor and applauded PepsiCo for trying something new, others criticized the beverage for being too sweet and not living up to their expectations of a maple syrup-flavored drink.

## Trivia

* Only 2000 cans of Pepsi Maple Syrup were produced
Fanta Peach Flavors

The following are different Peach related flavors of Fanta.

* Fanta Peach
* Fanta Jasmine Peach
* Fanta White Peach
* Fanta Peach And Apricot

**This article is a disambiguation page for Fanta Peach Flavors**

The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
Pepsi Tropical

**Pepsi Tropical** was a Pepsi cola flavor that was released in the UK and France in late 1994 and then discontinued later.

## Description

Pepsi Tropical is a variant of Pepsi which is brown in color. It's flavor is the same as regular Pepsi, but with added tropical flavor. It had a pineapple and sweet orange taste.

## History

Pepsi Tropical was released in the UK and France in late 1994, alongside of Pepsi Strawberry and the two flavors were later discontinued.
Fanta Salty Watermelon

**Fanta Salty Watermelon** is a watermelon and salt flavored Fanta released on July 4, 2016 only in japan and then discontinued the same year.

## History

If you've ever been to Japan in the winter, you know that it can get pretty chilly. Likewise, in the summer time, things heat up after the rainy season and it gets hot and muggy. While that already is a pain, Japan has a high number of heatstroke victims, especially between July and August, when the country is typically at it's hottest. Coca Cola Japan has a solution to the heat, in the form of new Watermelon+salt flavored Fanta for the summer.

The added salt (.02 ounces) in addition to the sugar and soda are supposed to help nourish, replenish, and hydrate the body to help prevent heat stroke by making up for salts the body may sweat out during the day. Apart from the wonderful effects the soda has, watermelon and salt is a classically Japanese summertime snack. Fusing an already popular drink with something so Japanese is bound to make it a hit when it hits the shelves.
Pepsi Caribbean Gold

**Pepsi Caribbean Gold** was a limited edition, golden-colored, white sapote fruit-flavored Pepsi released only in Japan on July 26, 2011, and then discontinued in Late 2011.

## History

Pepsi Caribbean Gold was released in October 2009 only in Japan as a limited edition soda, and then discontinued in the start of 2010.
Fudgesicle Chocolate Fudge Soda

**Fudgesicle Chocolate Fudge Soda** is a former brand of Chocolate flavored soda.

Information on this flavor is extremely hard to come by, as almost no information can be found about it, with only 3 photos of it being known to exist.

According to a post by user Discontinued Foods on Twitter (now X), the flavor was short lived, only being on the market for two years, from 1990-1992.

The soda flavor used the same look and branding as the Fudgsicle ice cream bars.
Kawasaki Saki Soda

**Kawasaki Saki Soda**, also known simply as Saki Soda, was a brand of Lemon-Lime flavored soda created by the Kawasaki company.

The drink appears to have been discontinued quickly, as it was only available for one year in 1975. It was most likely discontinued in favor of Kawasaki wanting to have more of a focus on their core products such as automobiles.
Irn Bru

**Year(s) Available:** | United Kingdom: 1901 - present Spain: 1980s - PresentRussia: 1997 - present

**Irn-Bru** (Pronounced Iron Brew), is a soda made by A.G. Barr in Scotland. It took Scotland by storm when it was first introduced, and it is currently the most popular soft drink in Scotland.

## Description

Irn-Bru is an orange-colored soda with 32 flavors, described as being a cross between bubblegum and cream soda. (However, in Amazon it is described as a citrus-flavored soda)

## History

In 1901, Irn-Bru was launched by A.G. Barr in Scotland as **Barr's Iron Brew**. It was renamed Irn-Bru in 1946 as a result of new food labeling regulations.
Faygo Red Pop

**Faygo Red pop** is a flavor of Faygo soda that consists of being a mix between regular Cream soda and Strawberry flavoring.

## History

Faygo originally introduced a Strawberry flavored soda as part of their original lineup in 1907, along with several other flavors. The name was changed to Faygo Red Pop in 1970, and still remains to be a permeant flavor.
List of countries where coca-cola is available

Coca-Cola and all of The Coca-Cola Company products are available in lots of countries except Cuba, North Korea and Russia. Here is a complete list of countries where them are avialable.

Note: Availability is based on official information given by The Coca Cola Company.

## List

1. United States 🇺🇸

2. Canada 🇨🇦

3. Mexico 🇲🇽

4. Brazil 🇧🇷

5. Argentina 🇦🇷

6. United Kingdom 🇬🇧

7. France 🇫🇷

8. Germany 🇩🇪

9. Spain 🇪🇸

10. Italy 🇮🇹

11. China 🇨🇳

12. Japan 🇯🇵

13. South Korea 🇰🇷

14. India 🇮🇳

15. Australia 🇦🇺

16. New Zealand 🇳🇿

17. South Africa 🇿🇦

18. Egypt 🇪🇬

19. Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦

20. Israel 🇮🇱

21. Turkey 🇹🇷

22. Iran 🇮🇷

23. Iraq 🇮🇶

24. Pakistan 🇵🇰

25. Afghanistan 🇦🇫

26. Thailand 🇹🇭

27. Indonesia 🇮🇩

28. Philippines 🇵🇭

29. Vietnam 🇻🇳

30. Malaysia 🇲🇾

31. Singapore 🇸🇬

32. Sweden 🇸🇪

33. Norway 🇳🇴

34. Denmark 🇩🇰

35. Finland 🇫🇮

36. Netherlands 🇳🇱

37. Belgium 🇧🇪

38. Switzerland 🇨🇭

39. Austria 🇦🇹

40. Greece 🇬🇷

41. Portugal 🇵🇹

42. Ireland 🇮🇪

43. Iceland 🇮🇸

44. Croatia 🇭🇷

45. Serbia 🇷🇸

46. Romania 🇷🇴

47. Bulgaria 🇧🇬

48. Hungary 🇭🇺

49. Czech Republic 🇨🇿

50. Slovakia 🇸🇰

51. Poland 🇵🇱

52. Ukraine 🇺🇦

53. Belarus 🇧🇾

54. Estonia 🇪🇪

55. Latvia 🇱🇻

56. Lithuania 🇱🇹

57. Slovenia 🇸🇮

58. Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦

59. Montenegro 🇲🇪

60. North Macedonia 🇲🇰

61. Albania 🇦🇱

62. Kosovo 🇽🇰
My Coke (Website)

**My Coke** was an online multiplayer game similar to Habbo Hotel or Club Penguin.

## History

Coke Music was launched by Coca-Cola in 2002 as an interactive online game. The name was later changed to *Coke Studios* before it was finally changed again to *My Coke*.

MyCoke was shut down in 2007, and merged with *There*, a similar online game website, to create a new online game known as *CC-Metro*, which was also eventually shut down in 2010.

The "My Coke" name was brought back in 2017, but for Coca-Cola's rewards point system, and is completely unrelated to the former online game.
Hydrox Cola

**Hydrox Cola** was the former basic Cola flavor of Hydrox.

Despite Hydrox releasing their line of soda in 1937, it appears that the basic Cola flavor wasn't released until a year later in 1938.

Oddly enough, on occasion the flavor was advertised as *Graf's Hydrox Soda* despite the fact that Graf's had no relation to the Hydrox brand once so ever. It was advertised this way only twice in 1937, with the advertisements only applying to the Cola flavor, and not any of the other flavors that Hydrox had to offer at the time. This might possibly be due to the fact that both brands were distributed (not owned) by the same company at the time.

The drink flavor was last advertised in 1983.
Fanta Shokata

A Fanta Shokata can.

### Country of origin

Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Czechia, Serbia, Turkey, Romania, Sweden, Poland and various other European countries.

### Discontinued Year

Unknown

**Fanta Shokata** (also known as *Fanta Elderflower & Lemon* and *Fanta Madness*) is a flavor of Fanta that is sold in several international countries.

The name is Romanian in origin, derived from "socata", a traditional Romanian soft drink made from "soc": elderberry flowers and "șoc" (shock).
Fanta Yuzu

Fanta Yuzu is a citrus-flavored soda that is popular in Japan and other parts of Asia. Yuzu is a type of citrus fruit that is native to East Asia and has a flavor that is similar to a cross between a lemon and a mandarin orange. Fanta Yuzu is made with real yuzu juice and contains no caffeine or artificial preservatives.

Fanta Yuzu has a light and refreshing taste that is perfect for hot summer days. The soda has a bubbly texture and a tangy citrus flavor that is balanced by a subtle sweetness. Some people describe the taste as being similar to lemon-lime soda, but with a more complex flavor profile.

Fanta Yuzu is a popular mixer for cocktails and mocktails, and is often used in place of traditional lemon or lime juice. The soda can also be used as a marinade for meats or as a flavoring in desserts and baked goods.

Fanta Yuzu is produced by The Coca-Cola Company and is part of the Fanta family of sodas, which includes many other fruit-flavored varieties. Fanta Yuzu is available in Japan and a few other Asian countries, but can also be found in specialty stores and international markets in other parts of the world.

Overall, Fanta Yuzu is a delicious and refreshing soda that offers a unique citrusy flavor that is both tangy and sweet. Whether enjoyed on its own or used as a mixer, Fanta Yuzu is sure to delight anyone who enjoys fruity and flavourful beverages.

## History

Fanta Yuzu was first introduced in Japan in February 2014 as a limited edition flavor. The soda was released to coincide with the winter season, as the yuzu fruit is typically harvested in the winter months.

The launch of Fanta Yuzu was part of Coca-Cola's strategy to introduce new and unique flavors to the Japanese market. The company had previously released other limited edition Fanta flavors in Japan, such as Fanta Grapefruit and Fanta Honey Lemon.

Following the success of the initial limited edition release, Fanta Yuzu was later made a permanent flavor in the Fanta lineup in Japan. The soda is now widely available in convenience stores and supermarkets across the country.
Pepsi Christmas Cola

**Pepsi Christmas Cola** was a Pepsi flavor that was exclusively released only in Japan on November 21, 2017, in stores as a limited edition soda for the holiday season of 2017. It was later discontinued after the original limited edition soda run in Japan.

## Description

Pepsi Christmas Cola is a variant of Pepsi which is white in color, similar to Diet Pepsi Jazz (Strawberries and Cream). Its flavor is a little different than regular Pepsi but with added strawberries and whipped cream flavor.

## History

Pepsi Christmas Cola was exclusively released only in Japan on November 21, 2017, in stores as a limited edition soda for the holiday season of 2017, and it was later then discontinued after the original limited edition soda run in Japan at the start of 2018.
List of Sodas sold in Glass Bottles

This Wiki mainly does articles for the top brand sodas that you find in sidekick bottles, 2 liter bottles, and cans. But what about the smaller brand sodas, that still put their sodas in old style glass bottles? Well this list tells you all the articles for sodas sold in glass bottles.

* Always Averys Kitty Piddle Soda
* Always Averys Half and Half Soda
* Maine Root Blueberry Soda
* Martian Poop Soda
* Mr. Q Cucumber
* Zuberfizz CocoFizz Chocolate Soda
* Crush Chocolate
* Earp's Sasparilla
* Sioux City Sasparilla
* Keef Cola Blue Razz (Also sold in cans.)
* A Treat Blue Razz (Sold in glass bottles and cans.)
* Crush Tropical Punch (Sold in glass bottles and cans.)
* Lester's Fixin's Ranch Dressing Soda
* Coca-Cola (Sometimes sold in glass bottles.)
* Jones Seattle Seahawks Perspiration
* Sport Cola (Also sold in cans.)
* Crush Orange (Sometimes sold in glass bottles.)
* Crush Lemon
* Crush Root Beer
* Crush Sarsi
* Butter Soda
* Jarritos
* Rocket Fizz Marshmallow Soda
* Crush Strawberry
Minute Maid Grape Soda

**Minute Maid Orange Soda** was a flavor of grape soda created by Minute Maid.

## History

Minute Maid Grape Soda was a later addition to the Minute Maid Soda line, with the earliest known mention of the drink being in 1996, years after the Minute Maid brand first started to produce and release soda. The entire Minute Maid soda line was gone by 2005, most likely in favor of Coca-Cola's other, more successful brand, Fanta.
Pepsi Next

**Pepsi Next** was a Pepsi cola flavor that was test-marketed in 2011 in certain regions across the United States. It was fully released in March 2012, and then in early 2015, Pepsi Next was discontinued alongside with Pepsi One. It was marketed toward those who enjoy the taste of regular Pepsi but are unsatisfied with the taste of PepsiCo's diet Colas such as Diet Pepsi, Pepsi One, and Pepsi Zero Sugar.

## **Description**

Pepsi Next is a variant of Pepsi which is brown in color, similar to Pepsi One, Diet Pepsi, and Pepsi Zero Sugar. Its flavor is the same as regular Pepsi but its calorie count was in the middle. It was sweetened with High Fructose Corn Syrup, Aspartame, Acesulfame, and Sucralose.

## **History**

In September 2007, PepsiCo filed for trademarks in the US Patent and Trademark Office, for "Pepsi Next", and "Diet Pepsi Next".

In 2010, PepsiCo began to test Pepsi Next via market research groups. In June 2011, PepsiCo announced that Pepsi Next was going to be moved into two test markets, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Eau Claire, Wisconsin. After testing, on February 27, 2012, PepsiCo announced the launch of Pepsi Next.

In the Australian market, Pepsi Next was bottled by Schweppes Australia and is sweetened by stevia which reduces the sugar content by 30% compared to regular Pepsi. Pepsi Next was first introduced in France in March 2013, and in Finland and Canada in March 2014. Stevia extract is used in all three markets.

On June 25, 2013, PepsiCo informed their Facebook readers that the new formulation of Pepsi Next no longer contained aspartame, the artificial sweetener used in many diet soft drinks including Diet Pepsi, hence some bottles sold in the United States read 'aspartame free'. However, the continued presence of acesulfame potassium means this version of the product still contained artificial sweeteners.

In early 2015, Pepsi Next, alongside Pepsi One was discontinued in the United States.

## **Marketing**

After the launch of Pepsi Next, a television commercial was launched that depicted a young couple, enjoying Pepsi Next.

Eva Longoria, Paula Patton, and Nicki Minaj all have featured in advertisements for Pepsi Next. Paula Patton has filmed a television commercial for Pepsi Next, as has Nicki Minaj.

A series of Internet and print ads were made, with a picture of a can of Pepsi Next, with the words: *Real Cola Taste, 60% Less Sugar, Drink It To Believe It.*

In the 2013 Super Bowl, Pepsi used its advertising minutes right before the halftime show (which featured Beyonce, a "brand ambassador" for Pepsi) to advertise Pepsi Next. The presentation by Pepsi (the halftime show plus the advertising) was unique in that it featured photos of Pepsi customers. Pepsi had asked customers to send in photos before the Super Bowl.
Faygo Moon Mist

**Faygo Moon Mist** is a Mountain Dew imitation created by the soda company Faygo.

Unlike most imitation flavors, Moon Mist comes in different flavors, which are also imitations of other Mountain Dew flavors flavors. Moon Mist Red, which is an imitation of Mountain Dew Code Red, and Moon Mist Blue, which is most likely an imitation of Mountain Dew Voltage.
Pepsi Raging Razzberry

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**Pepsi Raging Razzberry** was a Pepsi cola flavor first released as the "Pepsi Wild Bunch" line of three flavors, Raging Razzberry, Strawberry Burst, and Tropical Chill in the Summer of 1991.

## **Description**

Pepsi Raging Raspberry, as its name suggests, was a Raspberry Cola flavor of Pepsi. There was also a Diet variant.

## **History**

The Pepsi Wild Bunch line of three flavors Raging Razzberry, Strawberry Burst, and Tropical Chill got first released for a limited time from February 1991 to April 1991 test-marketed in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

This limited-time test-market release received generally mixed reactions, a little denial than successful.

## **Trivia**

* A similar release happened in early 2019 where three Pepsi flavors, Mango, Lime and Berry got released for a limited time from April 2019 to June 2019 nationwide.
Limca

**Limca** is a brand of Lemon-Lime flavored soda sold in the country of India.

## History

Limca was originally introduced in 1977 by Parle (now known as Bisleri), a manufacturer of bottled water which also owned several different soda brands throughout the country. In 1993, Parle sold all of their soda brands, including Limca, to The Coca-Cola Company, most likely in an attempt to focus more on their water sales.

Despite Limac's sister brand Citra being discontinued in favor of Sprite, which has a similar Lemon-Lime flavor, Limca still remains to be a popular brand with consumers and is still being sold to this day.

They also makes a drink similar to Gatorade known as *Limca Sprotz*.
Pepsi Gold

**Pepsi Gold** was a limited edition ginger flavored Pepsi released in 2006 only in Japan as well as Lebanon alongside Pepsi Red and then the two flavors went discontinued.

## History

Pepsi Gold was released in 2006 alongside Pepsi Red only in Japan as a limited edition soda, and then the two sodas later went discontinued.
Pepsi Kona

**Pepsi Kona** was a Pepsi cola flavor first test-marketed in east coast regions of the United States in 1996. By 1997, it was discontinued due to low sales, lasting a single year of production.

## **Description**

Pepsi Kona was a Coffee flavor of Pepsi and was also available in Diet.

## **History**

In January 1996, PepsiCo first began to test market Pepsi Kona alongside its Diet variant in east coast regions of the United States, aiming at coffee drinkers.

The technical development of Pepsi Kona went successfully, thanks to the core competencies of PepsiCo in soft drink development and its knowledge of the coffee business gained through its relationship with Starbucks. A coffee-brown label, prominently displaying the Pepsi logo and the Kona name in script, was prepared, and the decision was made to package the product in 20-ounce bottles and 12-ounce cans.

A full-scale promotional assault was readied. Several weeks before the launch, Philadelphia television stations began airing 15-second teaser spots with themes, "Spank Your Senses" and "Grab Life by the Konas." Once Pepsi Kona was released, it was available virtually everywhere Pepsi products were sold.

A full-length TV commercial was aired, in which singer Tom Jones stood on a table in a crowded cafeteria and belted out his song "It's Not Unusual" while sipping Pepsi Kona. Consumers were advised to keep their eyes peeled for the "Kona Hummer," a large vehicle from which samples of Pepsi Kona were distributed.

The east coast test market went poorly. While brewed coffee continued to be popular, the ready-to-drink coffee market (i.e., soft drinks containing coffee) began to level off and eventually declined during the mid-1990s. Some observers commented that the TV spots and the Kona Hummer were rarely spotted. Furthermore, many consumers stated that they didn’t like the ﬂavor combination of Pepsi-Cola and coffee. Pepsi Kona was withdrawn from east coast regions in 1997 and never went into national distribution.

## **Trivia**

* This is the first attempt of many at a morning drink from PepsiCo. Excluding Pepsi A.M., these coffee-flavored variants include Pepsi Cappuccino and the Pepsi Café line of two flavors, Original and Vanilla. Most of these are American attempts, while Pepsi Cappuccino was attempted in several countries.
	+ As for The Coca-Cola Company, there were two attempts. One is Coca-Cola BlāK from the 2000s, and the second is the latest line of many Coca-Cola with Coffee flavors released in early 2021.
Sprite Peach Bellini

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

**Sprite Peach Bellini** was a Coca-Cola Freestyle flavor. It was a mix between regular Sprite, and Seagram's Ginger Ale, a brand of alcoholic drinks that is currently owned by Coca-Cola.

It is currently unknown when the flavor was discontinued.
History of Coca-Cola

## 19th century

Coca-Cola is one of the most popular soft drinks in the world, with a history that dates back to the late 19th century. The origins of Coca-Cola can be traced back to a pharmacist named John Pemberton, who was looking for a cure for headaches and fatigue in the late 1800s.

Pemberton was based in Atlanta, Georgia, and in 1886, he created a new beverage that he called Coca-Cola. The original recipe for Coca-Cola included cocaine, caffeine, sugar, and other ingredients, and it was marketed as a cure for a range of ailments, including headaches, fatigue, and nervousness.

Pemberton began selling Coca-Cola at his pharmacy, and it quickly gained popularity among local consumers. The drink was sold in glass bottles and was marketed as a refreshing alternative to other beverages of the time, such as soda water and beer.

In 1888, Pemberton sold the Coca-Cola formula to a businessman named Asa Candler, who recognized the potential of the brand and began to expand its distribution. Under Candler's leadership, Coca-Cola was introduced to new markets, including Europe and Asia, and the brand quickly became one of the most recognized and respected in the world.

However, as the popularity of Coca-Cola grew, concerns began to arise about the safety and health effects of the drink. In the early 1900s, the use of cocaine in the Coca-Cola formula was controversial, and there were concerns about the potential for addiction and other health problems. In response, the company began to reduce the amount of cocaine in the formula, eventually removing it completely in 1929.

Despite these challenges, Coca-Cola continued to thrive, and the brand became an iconic symbol of American culture in the 20th century. During World War II, Coca-Cola was distributed to American soldiers as part of their rations, and the company launched advertising campaigns that celebrated the drink's role in American life.
Fanta Red

**Fanta Red** (previously known as "**Fanta Red Cream Soda**") is a flavor of Fanta, first released in 1964. It eventually discontinued in 1993, presumably due to Barq's Red Creme Soda later taking its place. In 2020, it was re-released as a soda fountain exclusive only in a Texas-based Mexican restaurant called "Rosa's Cafe Tortilla Factory."

## **Description**

Fanta Red is a red crème soda flavor of Fanta. The ingredients listed for Fanta Red include carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup, natural flavors, citric acid, sodium benzoate (to protect taste), and red 40. While the exact flavors used to create the Fanta Red profile may be difficult to decipher, some descriptions have compared it to the taste of a grape Lifesaver or a Barq's Red Cream Soda. There is also mention of Fanta Red being a popular drink in Thailand. However, it should be noted that taste can be subjective and may vary from person to person.

## **History**

Fanta Red Cream Soda was first released in 1964 and lasted barely over 30 years of production. It was discontinued in 1993 before being re-released in 2020.

In 2020, it got re-released as a soda fountain exclusive only in a Texas-based Mexican restaurant called Rosa's Restaurant Tortilla Factory.

## **Trivia**

* Fanta Red is one of the few classic Fanta flavors released as a soda fountain exclusive after many years of being discontinued. One other flavor includes Fanta Ginger Ale.
Pepsi Zero Sugar

**Pepsi Zero Sugar** (also known as “**Pepsi Max**” internationally) is a Pepsi cola flavor that was released in 2007 in the United States which was first known as Diet Pepsi Max. It was later renamed as Pepsi Max in 2009 and then switched to Pepsi Zero Sugar in 2016 in the United States.

## **Description**

Pepsi Zero Sugar is a variant of Pepsi, which was similar to Diet Pepsi (Classic Sweetener Blend). Its flavor is a low-calorie, sugar-free cola flavor, similar to Coca-Cola Zero Sugar.

## **History**

Pepsi Max was first introduced in the United Kingdom in stores in April 1993 followed by a rollout the following September 1993, in France, Greece, Spain, The Netherlands, and Australia the following December. By the end of 1994, Pepsi Max was sold in approximately twenty countries.

By the end of 1995, that figure had more than doubled. The product remained unavailable in the United States (the United States is PepsiCo's native market and the largest consumer of carbonated soft drinks), where one of its principal ingredients had not yet been approved by the Food and Drug Administration. The ingredient in question—acesulfame potassium—is combined with aspartame to provide the beverage's sweetness, whereas some other diet colas are sweetened by aspartame alone.

In early 2005, Pepsi Max Twist (with added lemon-lime flavour) joined the UK and Australian product line. In autumn 2005, Pepsi Max Punch was marketed in the UK for the festive season. Containing ginger and cinnamon, the product was similar in flavour to Pepsi Holiday Spice, a sugar-sweetened variety of Pepsi that was marketed in the U.S. one year earlier. In late 2005 and early 2006, a coffee-flavoured variety was introduced in France, Finland, Ireland, Norway, and the UK. Known as PepsiMax Cappuccino (Pepsi Max Coffee Cino in the UK).

A Pepsi Max Lime version was released in the UK in October 2011. It was cross-promoted with Doritos Jalapeno Fire.

In 2016, Pepsi Max has renamed into Pepsi Zero Sugar in the United States.
In 2020, A new logo was introduced in 2020.
Frutee

Two different flavors of Frutee

**Frutee** is a brand of various fruit flavored sodas in Barbados. They were eventually acquired by The Coca-Cola Company, and became the Barbados counterpart of the Fanta brand, with a new logo being introduced in 2022 to one that more closely resembles the Fanta logo.
Mr Pibb The 3D Interactive Game

**Mr. Pibb The 3D Interactive Game** is a video game released by Coca-Cola in 1998 to promote their drink, Mr. Pibb (now known as Pibb Xtra)

## Gameplay & Plot

The game is a promotional clone of *Doom* and is similar to *Chex Quest*. It has the same controls and aspects of Doom.

you play as the Mr. Pibb mascot, and your objective is to collect cans of Mr. Pibb, and burp on zombies to turn them back into regular humans.

Throughout the game, voice lines are heard of characters saying "put it in your head!" which was the slogan for Mr. Pibb at the time.

The game was only available on PC and was released through a floppy disk.

## Gallery

ZombieA cup of Mr. PibbGame over screenFloppy Disk
Freeway Cola

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**Freeway** is a cola available only at Lidl stores worldwide. It originated in Germany. In Italy it is produced in the factories of Sanpellegrino S.p.A. , Sibat Tomarchio Srl and Spumador S.p.A. on behalf of Lidl Italy as can be read from the addresses on the label on the back.