List of Soft Drinks By Country - United States

United States

  • 180 (an energy drink produced by Anheuser-Busch)
  • 7Up (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • Ale-8-One (a ginger-and-fruit drink distributed mostly in Kentucky)
  • A. J. Canfield's
  • Amp Energy (an energy drink from PepsiCo)
  • Aquafina (bottled water distributed by PepsiCo)
  • Arizona (mostly iced teas, marketed in distinctive tall, 23-oz. cans)
  • A-Treat
  • A&W Root Beer and A&W cream soda (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • Bawls

Barton Springs Soda Co

  • Barq's (the only major American root beer with caffeine).
  • Big K (line of soft drinks – Sold at Kroger family of stores).
  • Big Red
  • Blenheim Ginger Ale (a particularly strong ginger ale, bottled by Blenheim Bottlers)
  • Boylan Bottling Company (a variety of sodas such as Birch beer and Root beer).
  • Bubble Up (lemon-lime soda, similar to 7Up, produced by The Monarch Beverage Company)
  • Buffalo Rock Ginger Ale (a dark-colored ginger ale produced by Buffalo Rock Company – mainly distributed in the southeastern states)
  • C & C Cola (a cola brand distributed as a regular grocery item rather than stocked by the bottling company's local drivers)
  • Cactus Cooler (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • Cheerwine (cherry flavored drink – mainly North Carolina and Virginia)
  • Chek (line of soft drinks – affiliated with Winn-Dixie)
  • Chucker (discontinued line of flavored soda formerly made in Connellsville, Pennsylvania)
  • Coca-Cola (the largest beverage company in the world, founded in 1886)
  • Country Time (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • Crush (Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc.)
  • Dad's Root Beer (The Monarch Beverage Company, Atlanta, GA)
  • Delaware Punch (grape-flavored, non-carbonated, limited availability)
  • Diet Rite (diet cola licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. R.C. unit to local bottlers)
  • dnL (caffeinated lemon-lime soda similar to Mountain Dew, from Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc.)
  • Double Cola (regional cola brand based in Chattanooga, Tennessee)
  • Dr. Brown's (A popular brand of root beer and cream soda in the New York City region)
  • Dr Enuf (vitamin-fortified lemon-lime drink available in northeast Tennessee, parts of Florida, and possibly elsewhere)
  • Dr Pepper (large international beverage company, founded in 1885)
  • Egg cream (type of fountain drink that originated in Brooklyn)
  • Fanta (multi-flavored fruit sodas)
  • Faygo (line of soft drinks)
  • Fitz's (root beer and other classic sodas bottled in a microbrewery/restaurant in St. Louis, MO, distributed to certain grocery stores around the country)
  • Foxon Park (Connecticut based soda company distributing real cane sugar sodas throughout the U.S. Favorites include Birch Beer, Root Beer and many others)
  • Fresca (grapefruit soda marketed by the Coca-Cola Company)
  • Frostie (root beer, cream, and fruit-flavored sodas)
  • Frostop (root beer and cream soda)
  • Guarana Brazilia (guarana based soda made in New Jersey by Crystal Beverage Corp.)
  • Grapico (Grape soft drink primarily available in Alabama)
  • Gray's (line of soft drinks)
  • Green River
  • Hansen's (soft drinks, natural juices, energy drinks)
  • Hawaiian Punch (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • Hires Root Beer (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • Hyvee (only marketed in the midwest)
  • IBC Root Beer (11 flavors, owned by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc./Snapple group)
  • Iron Beer (Formerly the National Beverage of Cuba, this beverage is consumed mainly by Cubans in Miami, and has been around since 1917. A rare product to find, No longer produced in Cuba, only found in Miami,Florida and the South Florida Metropolitan Area.)
  • Izze (natural flavored fruit drinks, multiple flavors)
  • Jolly Good (numerous flavors including cola, lemon lime, orange, grape, pina colada, black cherry etc.)
  • Jolt Cola (made with double caffeine, hence the "jolt" name)
  • Jones Soda (made with pure cane sugar and known for odd flavors including "candy corn" for Halloween and "turkey and dressing" for Thanksgiving)
  • Josta First US Energy Drink, aka Josta with Guarana
  • Kutztown Soda Works Sarsaparilla
  • Loganberry (dark purple, non-carbonated, berry-flavored drink with no juice content and most commonly available under the Crystal Beach and Aunt Rosie's brand names; available in and around Buffalo, NY)
  • Manhattan Special (espresso soda)
  • Minute Maid (soft drink only) (licensed by The Coca-Cola Company)
  • Mello Yello (lemon-lime, similar to Mountain Dew) (The Coca-Cola Company)
  • Mountain Dew (licensed by PepsiCo)
  • Moxie (the first American mass-produced soft drink, primarily available in New England and Pennsylvania)
  • Mug Root Beer (licensed by PepsiCo)
  • Nehi (Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc.)
  • Northern Neck Ginger Ale (Central/Eastern Virginia)
  • OK Soda (a discontinued test drink from The Coca-Cola Company with a small cult following)
  • Old Town (line of soft drinks)
  • Orange Whip (defunct fountain beverage)
  • Orbitz
  • Patriot's Choice (Cola)
  • Pepsi (licensed by PepsiCo)
  • Pibb Xtra (formerly known as Mr. Pibb) (Coca-Cola Company)
  • Point Premium Root Beer (Sold primarily in Wisconsin) (Stevens Point Brewery)
  • Polar (Line of softdrinks primarily sold in New England)
  • Pupiña Soda (Variety of flavors including Pineapple, Raaid)
  • R.C. Cola (Cola) (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • Red Rock Cola
  • RESQ powerdrink
  • Refresco Goya (Goya Foods line of soft drinks for the US Hispanic market)
  • Route 66 Sodas, LLC (produces a variety including Route 66 Route Beer, Orange, Lime and Cream Soda).
  • Safeway Select (Safeway brand drink)
  • Sam's Choice (Wal-Mart brand drink)
  • Sarsaparilla soda (Traditional soft drink)
  • Schweppes Ginger Ale (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • Shasta (Cola)
  • Sierra Mist (lemon-lime, similar to 7Up and Sprite) (PepsiCo)
  • Ski (made by Double-Cola co. Mainly in western Ky. similar to Mountain Dew.)
  • Slice (orange soft drink) (PepsiCo)
  • Sour Power (sold only on tap in bars primarily for mixing cocktails) (Coca-Cola Company)
  • Sprecher Brewery (traditional beverages)
  • Sprite
  • Squirt (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • Stewart's Fountain Classics
  • Sun Drop (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • Sunkist (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • Sunny Select ( sold at Save Mart Supermarkets/Lucky (No. Cal)/Food Maxx/Food Source)
  • SunnyD (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • Tab (licensed by The Coca-Cola Company)
  • Teem Soda
  • Top Pop Soda (line of soft drinks)
  • Towne Club (defunct Detroit-based line of inexpensive soft drinks once sold in franchise stores)
  • Vault (licensed by The Coca-Cola Company)
  • Vess (a line of soft drinks primarily available in the Greater St. Louis area)
  • Vernors Ginger Ale (the first American soft drink, licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers, primarily available in Michigan)
  • Welch's (licensed by Dr Pepper/7Up, Inc. to local bottlers)
  • White Rock (traditional beverages)
  • WPOP (Wegmans Brand90 traditional beverages)
  • zink pop (licensed by Doc Martin) cherry mixed w/ lime soft drink, noncarbonated

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