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Dr Pepper is an American carbonated soft drink created by pharmacist Charles Alderton in Waco, Texas, during the 1880s and first served at Morrison's Old Corner Drug Store. It is distinguished by a complex flavor commonly described as a blend of 23 flavors, although the complete formula is proprieta...
A&W Root Beer is an American brand of carbonated root beer associated with Roy W. Allen, who began serving the beverage in Lodi, California, in 1919. Allen later partnered with Frank Wright, and the initials of their surnames supplied the A&W name. The drink is known for a sweet flavor commonly asso...
Vernors is an American ginger-flavored carbonated soft drink traditionally associated with Detroit, Michigan. The brand traces its origin to pharmacist James Vernor in the nineteenth century and is commonly described as one of the oldest surviving soft drink brands in the United States. Its flavor i...
IBC Root Beer is an American carbonated soft-drink brand whose name derives from the Independent Breweries Company of St. Louis, Missouri. The beverage was introduced in 1919 and became associated with distribution in glass bottles, although the brand and its ownership have changed over time. It is...
Diet Dr Pepper is the sugar-free version of Dr Pepper, launched in 1962, and is widely noted for being one of the diet sodas most frequently praised for closely resembling the taste of its full-sugar counterpart.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale is a ginger-flavored carbonated beverage created by pharmacist John McLaughlin in Toronto, Canada, in 1904, and became one of the first ginger ales to be marketed as a premium mixer.
7UP is a clear, carbonated lemon-lime soft drink created by Charles Leiper Grigg and introduced in 1929. Its original name, Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon-Lime Soda, referred to lithium citrate, an ingredient later removed from the formula. The drink contains no caffeine in its standard form and is consu...
Dr Pepper Zero Sugar is a sugar-free, zero-calorie version of Dr Pepper introduced in the United States in 2021. It uses artificial sweeteners to reproduce the brand's characteristic blend of cola, spice, fruit, and cherry-like notes without sugar. The product is distinct from Diet Dr Pepper and has...
A&W Cream Soda is a carbonated soft drink sold under the A&W brand, which is also associated with root beer and a restaurant chain. The beverage is characterized by a sweet vanilla-forward flavor intended to evoke traditional cream soda, despite containing no dairy cream. It is marketed primarily in...
Sunkist Orange Soda is an orange-flavored carbonated soft drink introduced in the United States in 1979 under a license from Sunkist Growers, the citrus cooperative. Unlike many orange sodas, the standard United States formulation contains caffeine, although recipes and labeling can vary by market a...
Crush Orange is an orange-flavored carbonated soft drink whose origins trace to 1916 when Neil Ward developed a natural orange soda, making it one of the earliest fruit-flavored sodas sold commercially in the U.S.
Canada Dry Bold Ginger Ale is a stronger-flavored variant of Canada Dry's classic ginger ale, introduced to appeal to consumers seeking a more pronounced ginger taste than the original formula provides.
Schweppes Ginger Ale is a carbonated ginger-flavored soft drink produced by Schweppes, a company founded in Geneva in 1783 by Jacob Schweppe, making it one of the world's oldest carbonated beverage brands.
Schweppes Bitter Lemon is a carbonated beverage flavored with lemon juice and quinine, first introduced by Schweppes in the United Kingdom in 1957 and popular throughout Europe as a standalone drink and mixer.
Seagram's Ginger Ale is an American soft drink sold under the licensed Seagram's brand name and ranks among the top-selling ginger ales in the United States by volume.
Schweppes Ginger Beer is a spicier, more intensely ginger-flavored carbonated drink from Schweppes, widely used as a mixer in cocktails such as the Moscow Mule and Dark and Stormy.
Welch's Grape Soda is a carbonated grape-flavored soft drink produced under license from Welch's, the cooperative grape products company founded in 1869, leveraging the brand's long association with Concord grapes.
Crush Grape is a grape-flavored carbonated soft drink sold under the Crush brand, part of a broad lineup of fruit-flavored sodas now owned and distributed by Keurig Dr Pepper in the United States.
Crush Strawberry is a strawberry-flavored variant in the Crush soft drink family, marketed as a fruit-flavored alternative within the brand's range of brightly colored carbonated beverages.
Schweppes Orange is an orange-flavored carbonated soft drink in the Schweppes lineup, sold across numerous international markets and recognized as one of the brand's core fruit-flavored offerings.
