What is the most missed discontinued soda?

Nobody misses a soda that was merely fine. These are the ones people still sign petitions about, decades after the last case shipped.

1

Crystal Pepsi

The clear cola of 1992 that sold on novelty, then vanished within two years.

2

Surge

Coca-Cola's neon-green citrus answer to Mountain Dew, pulled in 2003 and revived by fan petition.

3

Josta

PepsiCo's 1995 guarana soda, the first energy-style drink in America and still the most petitioned-for return.

4

OK Soda

Coca-Cola's deliberately anti-marketed 1993 experiment with Daniel Clowes cartoon cans.

5

Tab

Coke's original diet soda in a pink can, discontinued in 2020 after 57 years.

6

Jolt Cola

The 1985 high-caffeine cola sold on all the sugar and twice the caffeine.

7

Sprite Remix

Early-2000s tropical and berry riffs on Sprite that arrived and left in about three years.

8

Vault

Coca-Cola's citrus soda-energy hybrid that replaced Surge, then met the same end in 2011.

9

Orbitz

Clearly Canadian's lava-lamp drink with edible gel balls suspended in it.

10

New Coke

The 1985 reformulation that lasted 79 days and became the most famous product failure in soda history.

11

Pepsi Blue

A berry-flavored blue cola from 2002, aimed squarely at teenagers and gone by 2004.

12

Coca-Cola Blak

A coffee-cola hybrid in a small glass bottle, launched in 2006 and dropped two years later.

13

Aspen Soda

PepsiCo's apple soda of the late 1970s, sold with mountain-air imagery.

14

Sierra Mist

Pepsi's lemon-lime mainstay for two decades, retired in 2023 and replaced by Starry.

15

Pepsi Twist

Lemon-flavored Pepsi in a bottle with a twisted neck, gone from US shelves by 2006.