Popular Soda from the 80’s, 90’s & 00’s!

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Ah, the 80s—a decade filled with big hair, neon fashion, and vibrant sodas. One iconic soda that defined the era was New Coke. The 1980s were a vibrant decade for soda lovers. It was a time when neon colours and bold flavours ruled the soda aisle. One of the most beloved sodas of this era was "New Coke," introduced by Coca-Cola in 1985. Though short-lived, it sparked a nationwide frenzy and remains a memorable moment in soda history. Next up, we have Surge. This citrus-flavored soda packed a punch and became a favorite among adrenaline-seeking teenagers. Its extreme marketing campaigns and association with the X-Games made it a symbol of the high-energy 80s culture.


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