BevReview.com takes a look at the beverage-related Super Bowl commercials. Coke uses the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and its large inflated balloons to support another installment in “The Coke Side of Life” marketing campaign. Personal bitterness against Macy’s aside, it features a nice use of animated cartoon characters… with Charlie Brown actually winning for a change! Watch the commercial now!
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BevReview.com takes a look at the beverage-related Super Bowl commercials. Apparently, Coke is so awesome that it brings folks of opposite ideologies together to enjoy such great things as sightseeing tours of Washington, D.C., Segway rides, Washington Wizards’ NBA basketball games, and a glass Coke bottle that you can’t actually find in stores. Watch the commercial now!
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BevReview.com takes a look at the beverage-related Super Bowl commercials. The Amp Energy brand, owned by PepsiCo, is looking to really break out this year, namely with the NASCAR sponsorship of Dale Earnhardt Jr.’s #88 car. This spot illustrates just how much of a “boost” the energy drink can give! Watch the commercial now!
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BevReview.com takes a look at the beverage-related Super Bowl commercials.
SoBe LifeWater, owned by PepsiCo, pulls out Michael Jackson’s 1984 hit, “Thriller”, in an odd combination of a female model and gyrating reptiles performing the iconic dance. Watch the commercial now!
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BevReview.com takes a look at the beverage-related Super Bowl commercials. Coca-Cola-owned Vitaminwater makes its debut at the Big Game in this commercial featuring NBA star Shaquille O’Neal as a horseracing jockey. It’s amazing what nutrient-enhanced water can help you accomplish in the world of sports! Watch the commercial now!
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BevReview.com takes a look at the beverage-related Super Bowl commercials. This spot for PepsiCo’s Gatorade doesn’t really make a lot of sense. You have a dog drinking water out of a bowl the whole time. Watch the commercial now!
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BevReview.com takes a look at the beverage-related Super Bowl commercials. PepsiCo’s sports drink of dominance, Gatorade, makes a Super Bowl appearance. This time, however, it’s the new low-calorie brand G2 that gets all the press. Watch the commercial now!
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BevReview.com takes a look at the beverage-related Super Bowl commercials. PepsiCo revives their “Pepsi Stuff” marketing promotion though this spot with Justin Timberlake. Watch the commercial now!
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BevReview.com takes a look at the beverage-related Super Bowl commercials. Diet Pepsi Max is nicely promoted in a spot called “Nod”, which utilizes the 1993 dance song “What is Love”. The commercial does a nice job to convey the primary attribute found in the soft drink, namely the increased caffeine and the inclusion of ginseng. Watch the commercial now!
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Soft Drink Culture: It’s the 1960s, and the Dr Pepper Company encourages folks to heat up their beverage on the stove and serve it with lemon. Have you ever tried Hot Dr Pepper? Would you?
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