Comments on: Review: Cherry 7Up Antioxidant

By: Ryan Pringnitz

Ryan Pringnitz — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 04:20:36 +0000

They should consider bringing back the original flavor. I prefer that over this new take on Cherry 7UP.

By: Crosby

Crosby — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 06:06:28 +0000

It tastes like cranberry gingerale and sierra mist mixed together- gross (w/ a terrible after taste)

By: Jacob

Jacob — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 01:10:39 +0000

Sorry 7up but you have made a mistake! I used to love a good Cherry 7up but this new version with antioxidant is not very good AT ALL! I bought some today and am trying to finish drinking it right now….it just doesn't taste right, something is off, and the bitter aftertaste is everything but refreshing. Please consider bringing back the old version…you can advertise as cherry 7up old school. The thing is: if you are trying to boost sales, then spend some money on advertising or working on getting your product into more stores. I never see a 7up commercial and many times 7up products are hard to find in stores. But don't think that by completely changing the product you can have a huge growth in sales….if anything you just lost your few faithful consumers with this new product. I liked the old cherry 7up because it tasted like a good shirley temple…now something just isn't right….it isn't smooth! When people buy a soft drink, they aren't concerned about taking a vitamin or any of that crap, soft drinks are not supposed to be healthy. 10% vitamin E isn't enough to make a difference anyway, you must have 25% of something for it to be considered a significant source! If I'm wanting vitamin E, I will go buy some vitamins, don't try to give me a random vitamin in my drink. It's like mom trying to get you to eat your vegetables. I appreciate 7up products because they are caffeine free, but that's about as far as it goes for being health concious in a soft drink. If you want to make it healthier, take out the red #40 which is a carcinogen. I am not concerned that my drink is red like a cherry; I would just rather not increase my chances of getting cancer. People drinking from the can don't ever see the color anyway. In conclusion: You NEED TO BRING BACK THE OLD CHERRY 7UP WITH SOME ADVERTISING AND AVAILABILTY. People are not looking for a source of vitamins in their soft drinks….if we are that concerned about our health then we wouldn't be drinking even this so-called "healthy version" because it still has acids in it that corrode the enamel from our teeth, red #40 which is a carcinogen, and just enough vitamin E to make the drink takes funky….it only takes a little bit of the wrong thing to screw something up. BRING BACK THE OLD CHERRY 7UP PLEASE!!! Listen to what your consumers are saying….we wouldn't spend the time to write all of these comments if we didn't really feel this way.

By: Brandon Untouchable

Brandon Untouchable — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 23:21:05 +0000

I personally think the new diet cherry 7-up is awesome. You people suck. It's hard to find around here, i got the last 12 pack (you're all thinking GREAT!! Hope it's the last of it and it's making it's way off the shelves) well, shame on you people. Anything throwback is absolute garbage BTW.

By: MH

MH — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 05:00:09 +0000

I COULDN'T AGREE WITH YOU MORE! I can't tell you how DEVASTATED I am that cherry-7up is being replaced with that anti-oxident BS. WHat the hey? Seriously, I resent being force-fed the vitamins, not like I'm gonna drink it anyway, but the least they could do was give us the option. Regular cherry 7-up is fast disappearing from store shelves, and I may have to go black market to get me some… SIGH.

By: Big John

Big John — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 20:38:30 +0000

The new Diet Cherry 7up is awfull, I am looking to return meaning cans in a purchase 12 pack. Who thought this tasted better, should be shot.

Sorry 7 up after years of drinking Diet Cherry 7 up, I have to switch to something, else, did I already say it, it Stinks.

Do not buy the new product you will be disappointed

By: JRD

JRD — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 14:27:10 +0000

I want the old Cherry 7up back! I figured this new stuff would have been recognized as a flop by now.
Is there a petition somewhere?

By: potrzebie

potrzebie — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 04:38:36 +0000

I drink the diet version of this alot and while it's not as good as the *old* diet cherry 7up (which didn't it get revamped, or at least re-introduced, about 5 years ago?), it's much better than the new sugary counterpart. Ugh. I saw those one hot day in the cold case at the drug store (during a huge power outage in the area where I live), and as they were out of the mineral water I was after I got it — looked refreshing, but bad! Throwback this one.

By: Pam LaFoe

Pam LaFoe — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 20:08:07 +0000

I enjoy the diet cherry flavored 7-up. Can you tell me where I can purchase 16-oz. bottles in the Inverness, Florida area? All I am able to find are 12-oz. cans.

By: Ali

Ali — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 22:40:43 +0000

I agree with the review, the antioxidant version of Cherry 7up is disgusting. I am very disappointed the company decided to change the formula. All companies should learn to leave good enough alone.