Ah, the fizzy sound of cracking open a can of cold soda. Here's a nostalgic look at some of the '90s flavors that came and ...

Weird History is taking you back to the '90s for a big ol' can of Surge. Have you ever been browsing the insufficiently extreme soda aisle at your local grocery store and found yourself wondering ...

Once thought lost to the carbonated mists of time, Surge is currently experiencing a comeback. ... Sure, we have Sierra Mist now, but it’s hardly the same thing. For ’90s soda drinkers, ...

Kids of the '90s, get ready for a huge blast from the past. Remember Surge soda? It was originally introduced in 1997 by Coca-Cola to compete with PepsiCo's Mountain Dew — it had a good run for ...

The drink returns after being off the market for 12 years. Coca-Cola launched Surge in 1996 to great fanfare, but it was […] (Sept. 15, 2014) – It’s a product that absolutely screams ...

Crystal Pepsi. Ecto Cooler. Fruitopia. Surge. The '90s had no shortage of weird, off-the-wall beverages, but one stands out as just a bit more out-there than the rest: Orbitz.

The Surge Movement wants Coca-Cola to bring back the classic 90s soda. By Aaron Perine. September 20, 2023, 10:23am.

To compete with Pepsi’s Mountain Dew during the late ’90s, Coca-Cola released its own neon green citrus soda. Surge, as it came to be known, was originally a soft drink in Norway and followed ...

Surge’s ad campaign marketed it as an energy drink, associating it with extreme sports and using such taglines as “Feed the Rush,” “Life’s a Scream,” and “A Fully Loaded Citrus Soda ...

Surge Fans Urging Coke To Bring Back The Soda Drink. The trendy ’90s soda is back…kind of. Fans of Surge want to see it back…but for real. By Russ Burlingame. September 20, 2023, 10:02am.