#Mountain Dew

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Video thumbnail — Baja Blast | Commercial | Mountain Dew
Food 2004–present

Mountain Dew Baja Blast

A teal-colored tropical-lime Mountain Dew created by PepsiCo and born as a Taco Bell fountain exclusive in 2004. The exclusivity gave it instant cult appeal—you could only get it at the Bell, which made every trip feel like a special occasion. Fans begged for wider release, clamored online, and eventually got their wish: bottled and retail runs, though the Taco Bell version remained the holy grail. A pure 2000s fast-food icon.

Video thumbnail — Mountain Dew Code Red "Courtside" 2001
Food 2001–present

Mountain Dew Code Red

The cherry-red Mountain Dew that felt genuinely edgy in 2001 — a new flavor, a darker can, and a tongue-staining color that made regular Dew look tame. It was the drink of LAN parties and late-night gaming.

Video thumbnail — Mountain Dew LiveWire Commercial (2003)
Food 2003–present

Mountain Dew LiveWire

The orange Dew that only existed between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Two summers of "get it before it's gone" panic-buying later, PepsiCo surrendered and made LiveWire permanent in 2005.