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Mountain Dew Baja Blast is a caffeinated, tropical lime-flavored soft drink developed by PepsiCo for Taco Bell. Introduced in 2004, it was initially distinguished by its restaurant exclusivity and blue-green color, which visually separated it from the standard citrus Mountain Dew formula. PepsiCo la...
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Cult-to-mainstream favorite, Taco Bell exclusivity built strong demand; widely regarded among best Mountain Dew flavors.
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Pepsi is a carbonated cola developed by North Carolina pharmacist Caleb Bradham and originally sold in the 1890s under the name Brad's Drink. It was subsequently renamed Pepsi-Cola and became the flagship soft-drink brand of the company now known as PepsiCo. The beverage contains sweeteners, caramel...
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Historic global cola giant with massive popularity and loyal preference base; often ranked just behind Coca-Cola in consensus.
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Mountain Dew is a caffeinated citrus-flavored carbonated soft drink developed from a beverage created by Tennessee bottlers Barney and Ally Hartman. The brand was subsequently acquired by Pepsi-Cola in 1964 and became part of PepsiCo's soft-drink portfolio. Its standard formulation is distinguished...
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Dominant citrus soda with huge fan culture, strong sales, and distinctive identity; high sweetness and caffeine divide some.
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Mountain Dew Code Red is a cherry-flavored variation of Mountain Dew introduced in the United States in 2001 by PepsiCo. It retains the parent drink's carbonated, caffeinated citrus base while adding a pronounced cherry flavor and red coloring. Unlike many limited or rotating Mountain Dew releases,...
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One of Mountain Dew's most successful permanent flavors, strong cherry-citrus fan reputation and durable sales.
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Mountain Dew Voltage is a caffeinated carbonated soft drink in PepsiCo's Mountain Dew range. It combines the brand's citrus soda base with raspberry flavor and ginseng and is distinguished by its bright blue appearance. The flavor was selected through the 2008 DEWmocracy campaign, in which consumers...
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Fan-voted winner with loyal following, distinctive raspberry-citrus profile; slightly polarizing blue-candy sweetness.
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Pepsi Wild Cherry is a cherry-flavored cola sold under PepsiCo's Pepsi brand and introduced in 1988. It combines the standard character of Pepsi cola with an added cherry flavor, placing it among the company's longest-running flavored cola extensions. The drink is intended for consumers who want a f...
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Enduring cherry cola extension with loyal fans; sweeter profile earns praise from some and fatigue from others.
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Mountain Dew Pitch Black is a grape-flavored, caffeinated carbonated soft drink released under PepsiCo's Mountain Dew brand. It first appeared in the United States in 2004 as a limited Halloween-season product and has returned in several later releases, sometimes with changes to its formula or marke...
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Recurring fan-demand favorite with grape-citrus identity; beloved by enthusiasts but less broadly accessible.
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Pepsi Zero Sugar is a carbonated cola made by PepsiCo without sugar or calories. In the United States, the product was renamed from Pepsi Max to Pepsi Zero Sugar in 2016; its formulation has used the artificial sweeteners aspartame and acesulfame potassium. It is intended for consumers seeking a Pep...
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Improved zero-sugar cola with strong modern reception, though less iconic and more divisive than Coke Zero Sugar.
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Mountain Dew LiveWire is an orange flavored, caffeinated carbonated soft drink in PepsiCo's Mountain Dew range. It was introduced in the United States in 2003 as a summer release and later returned as an ongoing product following consumer demand. The drink combines Mountain Dew's citrus identity wit...
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Orange Dew earned enough demand for permanence and maintains fan loyalty, though less acclaimed than Code Red or Baja Blast.
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Mug Root Beer is an American root beer brand currently produced and distributed by PepsiCo. The brand was originally introduced in San Francisco in the 1940s and was acquired by PepsiCo in 1986, making it the company's primary root beer offering in the United States. Mug Root Beer is a sweetened, ca...
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Mainstream root beer with broad availability and approachable sweetness; liked but often ranked below A&W, Barq's, and craft brands.
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Mountain Dew Spark is a raspberry lemonade-flavored variation of the classic Mountain Dew carbonated soft drink. Manufactured by PepsiCo, it was officially launched in 2021 as a retail exclusive for Dollar General stores. The beverage is characterized by its bright pink color and its blend of citrus...
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Raspberry lemonade Dew earned positive fan response and broader rollout, though acidity and sweetness divide drinkers.
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Diet Mountain Dew is a sugar-free, caffeinated citrus soft drink sold under PepsiCo's Mountain Dew brand. Introduced in 1988, it was formulated as a lower-calorie alternative to the original Mountain Dew, using non-sugar sweeteners while retaining the brand's citrus-oriented flavor profile and carbo...
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Popular diet version among Dew loyalists, but sweetener profile and weaker citrus bite reduce broader acclaim.
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Diet Pepsi is a sugar-free, caffeinated cola produced by PepsiCo and introduced nationally in the United States in 1964. It uses non-sugar sweeteners to provide a low-calorie alternative to regular Pepsi while retaining the carbonation, acidity, and cola flavor associated with the brand. It was amon...
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Long-running diet cola with legacy importance, but reformulations and aftertaste criticism keep ratings below Diet Coke.
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Pepsi Vanilla is a vanilla-flavored cola introduced by PepsiCo in 2003. Its launch coincided with Coca-Cola's introduction of Vanilla Coke, placing the two products in direct competition within the flavored-cola market. The drink combines the standard Pepsi cola profile with vanilla flavoring and is...
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Competent vanilla cola with some nostalgia, but weaker reputation and availability than Coca-Cola Vanilla.
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Brisk is a beverage brand sold in the United States and associated with PepsiCo. Its range includes ready-to-drink iced tea beverages, including lemon and fruit-flavored variants, commonly sold in cans or bottles rather than as a dry tea product. Brisk is intended for consumers looking for a sweeten...
Mountain Dew Major Melon is a watermelon-flavored carbonated soft drink in the Mountain Dew brand. It was introduced in January 2021 and was presented at launch as a new permanent addition to the brand's core flavor range, distinguishing it from the citrus profile associated with standard Mountain D...
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Permanent watermelon Dew gained visibility but reviews often cite candy sweetness and weaker balance than classic variants.
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Starry is a lemon-lime flavored carbonated soft drink introduced by PepsiCo in North America in January 2023. It replaced Sierra Mist as PepsiCo's principal lemon-lime soda in the US market and launched in regular and zero-sugar versions. Its regular and zero-sugar formulations distinguish it within...
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Pepsi's Sprite replacement received acceptable but unexceptional reviews, with many finding it less distinctive than competitors.
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Pepsi Mango is a flavored cola that combines Pepsi's standard cola profile with mango flavoring. Introduced in the United States in 2021, it was sold in both regular and zero-sugar versions and formed part of Pepsi's broader use of fruit flavors in cola products. The drink is for soft-drink consumer...
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Mango cola drew curiosity and some fans, but unusual blend and mixed reviews limited consensus appeal.
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Mountain Dew Frost Bite is a melon-flavored variety of the Mountain Dew soft-drink line. It was introduced in the United States in 2020 as a Walmart-exclusive product, making its launch part of the brand's use of retail-specific flavor releases. The drink retains the carbonated and caffeinated profi...
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Retail-exclusive melon flavor has curiosity value, but consensus reviews are mixed and less enthusiastic than top Dew releases.
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Mountain Dew Game Fuel is a caffeinated soft drink line created by PepsiCo and associated with video-game promotions and gaming culture. Its formulations have varied by release, but versions have been sold as citrus-flavored carbonated drinks with added caffeine and vitamin ingredients. The product...
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Gaming-focused energy positioning drew attention, but product identity and flavor reputation were less durable than core Dew.
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Crystal Pepsi was a clear, caffeine-free soft drink introduced by PepsiCo in the United States in 1992. It was marketed as a cola during a period when some consumers associated clear products with purity and a simpler image. Sales did not remain strong, and PepsiCo discontinued the drink in 1994, ma...
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Iconic failed experiment with strong nostalgia, but original reception and flavor reputation remain mixed to weak.
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Pepsi Blue is a blue-colored, berry-flavored cola introduced by PepsiCo in the United States in 2002. Its unusual color and fruit-oriented flavor distinguished it from Pepsi's standard cola products and placed it within the early-2000s wave of novelty soft drinks. The original U.S. product was disco...
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Cult nostalgia and striking color, but original sales failure and candy-like berry cola reviews keep consensus low.
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What leads the Pepsi ranking?
Mountain Dew Baja Blast currently leads the Pepsi results with a displayed score of 8.85/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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