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7Up is being reformulated in September 2010 to reflect a "crisper" flavor. The last change in formula was in 2006 when the beverage proclaimed "Now 100% Natural".

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Cherry 7Up Antioxidant is not an improvement over its predecessor, Cherry 7Up. It shifted from a light, cherry-infused drink built on a lemon-lime base to a heavy, syrup-laden albatross that probably isn't going to help its market share. It needs a do-over!

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Pomegranate 7Up is basically Cadbury Schweppes' take on last holiday season's Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash from PepsiCo. It's a subtle, not very sweet, tasty addition to the 7Up lineup, whether partaken alone, with food, or as part of a mixed beverage. It's pretty good!

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Cadbury Schweppes gets in on the limited edition holiday flavor action — following in the successful footsteps of Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash — and announces Pomegranate 7Up.

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Interestingly, it seems that the the inclusion of high fructose corn syrup as "natural" in the reformulated 7Up is causing some problems. It's makers are being sued for false advertising.

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Why does one do a soda review on a classic like 7Up? Well, you have to take a look when it's reformulated with more "natural ingredients." However, the problem wasn't the formula. Now it's worse.

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Coming Soon: A "new" 7Up, reformulated with so-called "100% Natural Ingredients". We'll see about that!

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"I think I probably like Island Fruit better than Cherry, but that's not saying much," according to our soft drink review. "Unfortunately, with Coke and Pepsi pretty much killing 7Up's market share, I doubt many people will be exposed to this drink."

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Soda review discussing 7Up Plus: Island Fruit's pleasant orange color, typical of what you'd expect from orange drinks. The flavor wasn't too bad, of course, it still has the negative Splenda aftertaste.

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It looks like the end of the line for 7Up's dnL spinoff. It's being discontinued, per the folks at BevNet.com:
DNP for 7UP's dnL
Company will focus on 7UP Plus, instead
dnL, a caffeinated version of 7UP that the company started selling in 2002 to compete with energy drinks, won't last the year. The company has announced [...]

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