Sierra Mist Natural and Diet Sierra Mist Natural are closer to becoming reality based on two recent trademark filings by PepsiCo. This activity is dated February/March 2010 and includes image mockups of these new products.
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Pepsi Max Cease Fire had the possibility to expand the Pepsi Max line with a nice lime-inspired flavor. However, the result is underwhelming, with a drink that doesn't go far enough in creating a difference from the flagship. Additionally, the "companion" chips available in the Doritos Burn lineup offer plenty of heat, but their flames are in no way quenched by the addition of Cease Fire.
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A new design has been spotted for Sierra Mist, removing the 'misty' font approach that was introduced in late 2008 during the last redesign
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Mountain Dew Throwback has returned once again… with some flavor changes. If you like the current taste of regular Mountain Dew, then you are sure to love this iteration of the limited edition drink. However, if you are pining for the clean, smooth, citrus taste you remember from the first Mountain Dew Throwback back in April 2009, be prepared for disappointment.
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Pepsi Throwback is back, this time for a limited 8-week run from December 28-February 22. It's got the same great sugar taste, but this time a quite-improved visual design that will hopefully get it noticed in the marketplace. Get the good stuff before it's too late!
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New designs for the December 2009 return of Pepsi Throwback and Mountain Dew Throwback have been discovered and confirmed. Compare and contrast these against the initial versions… which do you prefer? Throwbacks return December 28!
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One of our favorite seasonal flavors returns for the 4th installment during the holidays, as Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash is once again available for a limited time… but now with a new design and renamed diet version!
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A speculative image that may be the "cooler vintage look" of Mountain Dew Throwback, slated to return for a limited 8-week run in December.
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Recent trademark filings and other chatter hint at a product called "Pepsi Clear" and "Diet Pepsi Clear". Though these names were used in Mexico in the mid-90s, could they be leading the way to a revival of Crystal Pepsi?
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Diet Mountain Dew Ultra Violet is a rather tasty entry in the Diet Mtn Dew cannon of flavors, hinting strongly at the retired Revolution flavor. The aftertaste is surprisingly tolerable and a good tradeoff for those looking for a berry-flavored, zero calorie beverage that still has that caffeine kick associated with Dew.
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