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Take the 7 UP logo and flip it upside down: dnL. Take the drink and flip it too — green soda in a clear bottle instead of clear soda in a green one, with caffeine instead of none and an extra citrus kick. The most committed-to-the-bit soft drink of the early 2000s lasted four years and left behind a small, devoted cult.
Coca-Cola's psychedelic, tie-dyed fruit drink 'for the mind, body, and planet.' The trippy kaleidoscope vending machines and New-Age flavor names — Strawberry Passion Awareness — were peak-'90s marketing weirdness.
The electric-blue, berry-flavored soda PepsiCo pushed with a huge early-2000s marketing blitz — Britney-era ads, Papa Roach tie-ins, and a taste somewhere between cotton candy and berry. Gone by 2004.