- PEPSI
- Twice as much for a nickel, too drink
- Coke rival
- Soda that I'll drink, but only if there's no Coke around
- One maker, once
- Brand that briefly used the hyperbolic slogan "The Best Drink Created Worldwide"
- Royal Crown rival
- The choice of a new generation sloganeer, once
- Cola whose original name was "Brad's Drink"
- Soda originally called "Brad's Drink"
- Pop hit?
- Pick among pops
- RC rival
- Cola choice
- One kind of pop
- Big name in pop
- Tropicana parent company
- Beverage name trademarked in 1903
- Beverage originally called "Brad's Drink"
- It debuted in 1893 as "Brad's Drink"
- Is _____ okay?
- Brand sued in 1999 for not offering a Harrier fighter jet in exchange for 7 million of its "Points"
- _____ Globe (widely recognized logo)
- Coke alternative
- Soda choice
- Vending machine buy
- Product hawked by Britney Spears
- Soft drink choice
- Coke competitor
- Soda originally named "Brad's Drink"
- Soda selection
- No Coke, ___. (line from a famous SNL skit)
- With 34-Across, soft drink created in the 19th century
- Pop purchase
- Soda machine option
- RC Cola alternative
- Brand once promoted by Michael Jackson
- Soft drink since 1898
- Drink with MAX and NEXT varieties
- Part of a classic taste test
- Drink with a red, white, and blue logo
- Cola brand that claimed to be "The Choice of a New Generation"
- Part of a famous taste test
- Cola Wars participant
- Super Bowl XLVII halftime show sponsor
- ____ Cola
- Cola wars contender
- It may be vanilla-flavored
- Drink with a "generation"
- __ Center: Denver arena
- It's the cola sloganeer
- Fountain choice
- Maker of Twist and One soft drinks
- KFC acquirer in 1986
- Pop icon?
- Twist maker
- Soft drink with a "generation"
- For those who think young soft drink
- Mountain Dew producer, informally
- Popular pop
- Mountain Dew bottler, informally
- Brand originally named Brad's Drink
- Cola Wars cola
- Drink that lost the second part of its name in 1961
- It was originally named Brad's Drink
- Soft drink with a red-white-and-blue logo
- Cola with emoji bottle labels
- Side in a decades-long war
- Drink with a Zero Sugar variety
- __ Free: caffeine-free soda
- For every generation soft drink
- Brad's Drink, nowadays
- Mtn Dew sister brand
- One side in the "cola wars"
- Drink with a 2021 Peeps variety
- __ Challenge: soft drink promotion
- Cola originally named Brad's Drink
- Cola with a red, white, and blue logo
- Coca-Cola alternative
- Cola brand
- Soda brand that turned 125 in 2023
- Dr. Pepper competitor
- Cola Wars combatant
- Pop pick
- Coca-Cola competitor
- Coca-Cola rival
- Rice-A-Roni corporate colleague
- Drink-machine selection
- Brad's Drink (1893), today
- Competitor of Coke
- Doritos sister brand
- Gatorade sister brand
- Rival of Coke
- Potable associate of Rice-A-Roni
- Brad's Drink, now
- Brand of cola
- Old "refreshes without filling" sloganeer
- It in the old slogan "Gotta have it"
- Famous test participant
- Gotta have it sloganeer
- Pop choice
- RC competitor
- Kind of challenge
- Old "Hits the spot" sloganeer
- Product introduced by a North Carolina pharmacist in 1898
- Gotta have it sloganeer, once
- Product with a circular red, white and blue logo
- Quaff with caramel coloring
- Hits the spot sloganeer, once
- Michael Jackson once pitched it
- Taste that beats the others cold sloganeer, once
- It "hits the spot" per an old jingle
- Its slogan was once "More bounce to the ounce"
- The "it" in the 1990s slogan "Gotta have it"
- Twice as much for a nickel sloganeer, once
- Brand whose ads once featured Michael Jackson
- One side of a longstanding ad battle
- #2 pop
- Beverage introduced as Brad's Drink
- It "hits the spot," per old radio ads
- Live for Now soft drink
- Old "Gotta have it" sloganeer
- Product once pitched by Michael Jackson and Mariah Carey
- Cola wars competitor
- Drink with a Wild Cherry variety
- Say ___, please (old ad slogan)
- Soda in an old blind taste test
- For those who think young sloganeer, once
- Option in a classic taste test
- Product once advertised with the slogan "The choice of a new generation"
- Catch That ___ Spirit (old ad slogan)
- Drink once advertised as "Twice as much for a nickel"
- Product whose name comes from the Greek for "digestion"
- ___ Center, home of the Denver Nuggets
- ___ Challenge (famous taste test)
- Coke challenger
- Giant in soda
- Cola with a Nitro variety
- Beverage at the center of the social-media-based Refresh Project, in 2010
- Brand involved in a seventies soda-for-vodka trade deal with the Soviet Union
- Slice maker
- Beverage since 1898
- Caramel-colored quaff
- Cola with a Crystal variety
- Cola wars side
- RC alternative
- Cola drink
- Beverage created in 1898
- Michael Jackson pitched it
- Cola with a variety with a twist
- Trademarked cola
- Michael promoted it
- Cola originally called "Brad's Drink"
- Something for Everyone soft drink
- Cola sold at Taco Bell
- Big name in cola
- Cola with a blue variety
- One side of the "Cola Wars"
- Soda with a red, white and blue logo
- Cola brand originally advertised as an indigestion remedy
- Is ___ okay? (possible response to a Coke order)
- That's What I Like cola
- Cola slightly sweeter than Coke
- Opener for 36 Down
- Drink since 1898
- Cola brand with the slogan "That's what I like"
- Frito-Lay owner
- One marketer?
- Beverage creation of 1898
- Britney promotes it
- It was originally called "Brad's Drink"
- Old "Hits the Spot" marketer
- Spears shills for it
- It's the cola brand
- Refresh everything sloganeer
- Brand originally called "Brad's Drink"
- Brand with the old slogan "More Bounce to the Ounce"
- Drink invented by a North Carolina pharmacist
- Certain cola
- Product created by a North Carolina pharmacist
- Sister brand of Crush
- For Every Generation brand
- Onetime "Generation Next" advertiser
- Onetime "Taste that beats the others cold" advertiser
- Beverage in blue cans
- It began as Brad's Drink
- That's what I like brand
- Brand that introduced the two-liter bottle
- Sister brand of Mountain Dew
