A few years later, not surprisingly, the winner of the stash of Revolution soda put one of the bottles of soda up for sale on eBay and bidding for that single bottle went as high as $33. Thirsty fans of this enigmatic soda could enter to win this secret stash at Mountain Dew’s Throwback Shack website. In 2011 a new Mountain Dew promotion hyped the idea that the company was holding on to a secret stash of the Revolution variant that it planned to release to the public. By winning the vote it won the right to be a Mountain Dew permanent flavor in August, 2008. Unfortunately for the Revolution it fell to third in the voting while Voltage came in first in the voting. Mountain Dew Revolution was created by soda fans as part of the DEWmocracy promotion and competed against the flavors Supernova and Voltage. Some people who have tasted this flavor have described it as a combination of White Out and Baja Blast. It is sort of a bright sky blue that makes it look clean and refreshing. The promotion described this flavor as “DEW Infused with Wild Berry Fruit flavor and Ginseng with natural and artificial flavors.” The light blue color seems like a good choice for this Mountain Dew Flavor. Mountain Dew Revolution was originally part of a promotion called DEWmocracy. This mixture of flavors wouldn’t seem to be winning combination even though Mountain Dew’s heart was in the right place. Regardless of the name change this flavor was also made from the three flavors that made up DEW.S.A. was officially replaced by a new flavor called Liberty Brew.
was discontinued after a run of only a few months and didn’t even last until labor day. In 2019 DEW.S.A. Unfortunately for Patriotic Mountain Dew drinkers everywhere DEW.S.A. This seasonal flavor was said to be similar in flavor to a previously released flavor – Holiday Brew. The folks at Mountain Dew say it is Dark Magenta, but it looks like purple. Although officially this soda is not purple in color. Apparently these three particular flavors combine to make a very sweet, purple soda.
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This Mountain Dew flavor was marketed as a combination of three existing soda flavors: Code Red, White Out and Voltage. and the red, white and blue packaging is of course a celebration of America’s flag. This flavor was meant to commemorate two important days in America – Memorial Day and Independence Day. This patriotic looking Mountain Dew was released in the United States in the spring of 2017. You don’t have to be a video game jockey to enjoy this Mountain Dew, but you will have to wait until the soda company decides to bring the promotion back again. However, the Game Fuel Promotion has returned several times with Citrus Cherry as one of the star players to fuel thirsty gamers. Mountain Dew Citrus Cherry was discontinued when the promotion ran its course after a short run. Apparently, saving the world from aliens or mowing down zombies is a very thirsty business. The sweet, sugary taste and extra jolt of caffeine buzz were just what the gamers wanted to fuel their long sessions in front of video screens. Mountain Dew Citrus Cherry had packaging that featured the Halo video game logo and the game’s main character, Master Chief was featured prominently as well. In 2007 this flavor was marketed directly with the Xbox 360 games called Halo. This Cherry flavor was part of Mountain Dew’s Game Fuel Promotion that was aimed at attracting the ever-growing population of gamers.
So it made sense that Mountain Dew’s Citrus Cherry would be colored red even when it was called Game Fuel. Market research has shown that people think that red colored drinks are sweeter than brown colored or clear drink with the same flavoring. But this doesn’t mean that Mountain Dew has to be green. Mountain Dew is one of the few varieties of soda that is known for its distinctive green color. Flavors like Typhoon and Solar flare have been discontinued, but are still missed. These soda fans enjoy the classic taste, but Mountain Dew has released a number of other flavors as well. Mountain dew may not be as popular as Coke or Pepsi, but this green soda does have a loyal following.
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