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 ...

Coca-Cola has a little surprise for '90s nostalgics: Surge soda, the company's equivalent to Mountain Dew, is back. The global soda giant began selling the "fully loaded citrus soda" on Monday ...

The 25.4 ounce soda can is however real, although whether anyone will pay $60,000 for one remains to be seen. ... Lesson of the day: you should have saved those Surge cans from the 1990s.

The soda is sold in a 12-pack of 16-ounce cans for $14. Amazon Prime members can get free shipping on the pack of cans. "Previously, a smaller brand would never have had a realistic shot at ...

Calling all '90s kids: Surge is back. Coca-Cola unveiled the citrus-flavored soda in 1996 as an answer to Pepsi's Mountain Dew. But Surge couldn't compete and was taken off shelves in 2001, to the ...

The new Surge comes in a 12-pack of 16 oz. cans for $14.00. Having not tried it (yet), it's impossible to know if the recipe has been altered. However, the grams of sugar contained within seems ...

As beer and soda consumption shifts from restaurants to homes during the COVID-19 pandemic, beverage companies and canmakers are having a hard time keeping up. A shortage of aluminum cans is ...

Coca-Cola Previously Gave Surge Another Shot s. Back in 2014, the Surge Movement’s presence motivated the company to begin selling 16oz cans directly to consumers through Amazon.

Surge Citrus Flavored Soda 16fl oz. 12 cans. Amazon. The 12 packs aren't available for purchase just yet, but Amazon customers can sign up to be notified when they go on sale.

Surge, Coca-Cola's citrus soda from the 1990s, is making a comeback thanks to the power of social media. It is literally back by popular demand - social media demand. It can't be found in stores ...

Coca-Cola today is rereleasing Surge, a drink that only existed from 1996 to 2003, meaning the last time you swigged it, you were wearing Tommy Hilfiger and listening to a mix CD.