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( YouTube is full of funny reactions to Beverly soda.) 4. A word of warning, however: Americans are generally not used to its bitter taste, so you may not be a fan. Interested in sampling some? The sophisticated soda is available at various World of Coca-Cola museums throughout the United States. (Apéritifs are generally alcoholic beverages served before a meal in order to stimulate one's appetite.) Beverly remained on shelves throughout the country for 30 years, but was discontinued when the company consolidated its Italian bottling facilities in 2009. In 1969, Coca-Cola introduced a carbonated, non-alcoholic apéritif for the Italian market called Beverly. The problem was it was relatively expensive to produce, and Coca-Cola was able to come out with a competing product (Minute Maid Orange soda) that was cheaper to make and customers simply preferred the taste of. Although some varieties of Slice are available at soda fountains, the original Lemon-Lime Slice was discontinued and replaced with Pepsi’s Sierra Mist in 2003. In May 1987 Slice had 3.2% of the soda market, but a little over a year later that dropped to below 2 percent. Sales of the original Slice were so strong that Pepsi introduced more flavors and varieties, such as Apple, Fruit Punch, Grape, Passionfruit, Peach Glaze, Mandarin Orange, Pineapple, Strawberry, Cherry Cola, 'Red,” Cherry-Lime, and Dr. Pepsi introduced Lemon-Lime Slice in an effort to compete with 7-Up and Coca-Cola’s Sprite in 1984. Today, OK Soda cans and box art can be found on eBay for about $50 a can.įun fact: Sergio Zyman was the same executive who launched New Coke in 1985. Sadly, Coca-Cola pulled the plug after sales fell short of expectations in most of its test markets in 1995. (Although to this day, some conspiracy theorists believe OK Soda was a plot by the CIA to endear corporate America to Gen Xers, thereby making them more conservative.) OK Soda had its own manifesto and 'unconventional' marketing campaign that revolved around the idea that “Things are going to be OK.” The soda company even hired alternative cartoonists Daniel Clowes ( Ghost World) and Charles Burns ( Black Hole) to design soda cans and commercials for the brand. In 1993, Coca-Cola wanted to capitalize on the growing counterculture movement associated with the cynical members of 'Generation X.' Marketing executive Sergio Zyman came up with OK Soda, which was a soft drink intended to appeal to the movement’s anti-corporate sensibilities.

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