Sprite was created in the late 1950s, in West Germany. This lemon-lime flavored soft drink
was initially known as Fanta Klare Zitrone. In 1961, the drink was launched in America,
as an alternative to 7 Up. While lemon-lime is the classic Sprite flavor, here are 10
Sprite flavors that surprised taste buds.
Sprite Lymonade Contains 1% Real Lemon Juice
Sprite Lymonade is Sprite with a nice splash of refreshing lemonade. Before Sprite Lymonade,
a lot of home mixologists added lemonade to Sprite and raved about the results. Now, it's
easier than ever for Sprite and lemonade fans to get a pre-mixed blend that has plenty of
satisfying citrus kick. Sprite Lymonade contains 1 percent real lemon juice. In February of
2019, Sprite started teasing Instagram followers by sharing information about a brand-new Sprite
drink with a touch of lemonade. The lemony beverage was launched shortly afterwards.
The drink is now available in 20-ounce bottles. This particular Sprite flavor is definitely
a new addition to the Sprite line-up. The lemon juice added to Sprite Lymonade is clarified
lemon juice from concentrate. The drink also has other natural flavors. If you want to
try a new twist on classic Sprite, that isn't too radically different from what you're used
to, Sprite Lymonade may be right for you. This drink is perfect for summer. Bring it
along to a beach outing or BBQ, to cool down while the sun shines. Each 20-ounce bottle
has 220 calories. This soda isn't currently available in a diet version, but who knows?
There may be a lower-calorie Sprite Lymonade in the future. The team at Coca-Cola make
Sprite and they occasionally tweak the Sprite product line. If Sprite Lymonade really takes
off, a "zero" version that is diet-friendly may be on the horizon.
Sprite Ice Isn't Available In America
This Sprite variant was launched in South Korea during 2002. It was introduced in Belgium
and Canada during 2003. It was the first Sprite variant and it did become popular in a range
of nations. Eventually, demand for this soft drink, which is known for having a touch of
refreshing mint, dwindled a bit. So did the drink's availability. It is possible to find
it in several countries, but it may have a different name. In Korea, Sprite Ice is known
as Sprite Blue. In Belgium, it's named Sprite Ice Cube. In Chile and Italy, this minty soft
drink is called Sprite Ice Blue. It's Sprite X in Japan. In China, this drink is called
Sprite Icy Mint, but it's known as Sprite Mynta in Sweden. In Brazil, it's Sprite Ice
Mint. This drink used to be available in more countries, such as Indonesia and Australia.
Sprite Ice isn't a drink that you'll find in the USA. There are plenty of fun Sprite
flavors available in America, but this mint-infused Sprite variant isn't one of them. Some cocktails
are garnished with mint springs, so the concept of adding a touch of mint to drinks isn't
new. Mint is energizing and refreshing. If you think you might enjoy a hint of mint along
with the typical lemon-lime taste of Sprite, you will probably love Sprite Ice...if you
can manage to get your hands on a bottle or a can of the soda. If you can't, trying adding
some mint extract or mint leaves to a glass filled with Sprite. There's really no reason
why you can't experiment with Sprite at home, to customize its flavor to suit your preferences.
Sprite On Fire Provides A Burning Sensation
Sprite on Fire is definitely an interesting and unique Sprite variant. It's a version
of Sprite that was launched in Hong Kong during 2003 and in China during 2004. In other regions,
this intriguing soda may be sold as "Sprite Finger Lemon”. Sprite on Fire gets its spicy
kick from ginger. This variation on typical Sprite is designed to provide a burning sensation.
This soda is packaged in bottles with flame labels, or in cans with flame motifs. Most
of us drink sodas like Sprite to cool off, so it's fascinating that this one is designed
to give a burning sensation. That type of sensation is sort of the opposite of cooling
off. While the ginger in Sprite on Fire does deliver a touch of spice, it may be soothing
to the digestive tract. In moderate quantities, ginger does promote good digestion. For thousands
of years, ginger has been a trusted anti-nausea remedy. If a person has too much ginger, it
might cause a bit of gastrointestinal distress, but moderate amounts of ginger are typically
very soothing to the stomach. So, this may be a great drink to enjoy with a meal. It'll
aid digestion. Sprite on Fire isn't something that consumers in America and Canada can enjoy.
It's an exotic Sprite variant that has never been available in North America. Do you think
you'd enjoy Sprite on Fire? It's a unique choice that probably isn't for everyone.
Sprite Zero Cherry Is Calorie-free
Diet soft drink fans will be happy to know that Sprite Cherry is available in a diet
version called Sprite Cherry Zero. The diet version has zero calories and a touch of sweet
and tart cherry flavor. Sprite Cherry and Sprite Cherry Zero are available in the USA
and Canada, so this exciting Sprite variant is easy for Americans and Canadians to find
and enjoy. Designed to offer typical Sprite taste with a pleasing splash of cherry, this
soda is a popular Sprite variant that is usually easy to find. Sprite Cherry and Sprite Cherry
Zero were launched in 2017, so this version of Sprite is fairly new. Sprite Cherry tends
to have a stronger cherry scent than the diet version, as well as a more pronounced cherry
flavor, but both versions deliver enough cherry aroma and flavor to satisfy cherry fans. If
you want maximum cherry taste, you might want to try the version that contains sugar, which
is Sprite Cherry. Many fruit flavors blend well with Sprite's lemon-lime taste, and cherry
is definitely a fruit flavor that complements Sprite to perfection. Those who love the taste
of fresh cherries will appreciate Sprite Cherry Zero and Sprite Cherry. If cherry isn't a
favorite, there are lots of other Sprite variants to sample.
Sprite Cranberry Is A Festive Delight
A cartoon LeBron James promoted Sprite Cranberry in a memorable ad. The cartoon character asked,
"Wanna Sprite Cranberry?" This Sprite variant has more than an animated version of a basketball
legend as a celebrity spokesperson. It also has a splash of enticing cranberry flavor.
Sprite Cranberry is a part of Sprite's current product line in North America, so it'll be
easy for residents of the USA, Canada and Mexico to find, but it's typically rolled
out for a limited time only, around the winter holidays. You can also order it online, year-round,
at places like Amazon and Dollar General. Sprite Cranberry is something that a lot of
people look forward to drinking around the holidays. The touch of natural cranberry flavor
gets people into the holiday mood. The drink is also a perfect complement to holiday meals.
Brick-and-mortar retailers usually start stocking the product around the end of September of
each year, to get ready for the holiday rush. If you've never tried Sprite Cranberry and
you want to give it a whirl, start looking for it in stores in late September, or use
the product locator at the official Sprite website to find bottles and cans of this delicious,
cranberry-infused Sprite variant, or any other Sprite product. This festive delight was launched
during 2016.
Sprite Tropical Mix Was Introduced In 2016
This version of Sprite contained tropical fruit flavors. It was originally named Tropical
Remix upon its launch in 2002. In spring of 2015, it was re-introduced under the name,
Sprite Tropical. In 2016, in the spring, it was renamed Sprite Tropical Mix. Like many
Sprite variants, Sprite Tropical Mix is a popular mixer for alcoholic and non-alcoholic
cocktails. Most people who've tried it describe it as having a delicious strawberry and pineapple
taste, on top of the typical lemon-lime taste. A few people found Sprite Tropical Mix to
be too fruity. While this product is still listed in Sprite's official product line,
it's reportedly no longer available, although it's still possible to find this Sprite variant
at some online retailers. Sprite Tropical Mix may make a reappearance in the future. Some
versions of Sprite aren't available long-term and this is one of the reasons why they are
special. Sprite may consider them limited-time-only, due to sales or because they want to boost
marketing efforts by pulling the drinks and then re-introducing them later. If you think
you'd enjoy a Sprite drink with splashes of strawberry and pineapple, then you should
keep an eye out for Sprite Tropical Mix. If it comes back, grab a bottle or can as soon
as you spot it on store shelves. If you can't wait that long, you can try to find
it online.
Sprite Aruba Jam Remix Was Part Of The Remix Series
This unique Sprite variant was part of the three-part Sprite Remix series. It was the
final flavor of the series. This Sprite version was launched back in 2005, to replace a "berryclear"
flavor, and Sprite Remix Aruba Jam was only available until 2006. Those who were lucky
enough to get their hands on this innovative version of Sprite enjoyed its sweet taste.
It had a hint of pineapple and some people who tried it detected a pleasant strawberry
aftertaste. Others described the taste of the soda as having a big hint of cherry. Overall,
this drink seemed sweeter than regular Sprite. For some critics, it was maybe too sweet,
but most people did like it. People enjoyed the novelty of the Remix series in general.
The Remixes got people excited about Sprite. The remix series was inspired by DJ culture. Sprite
decided to remix its classic Sprite recipe by adding enticing flavors. Some people weren't
happy when they couldn't get Sprite's remix sodas anymore. The three flavors in the series
were Tropical, Berryclear and Aruba Jam. The Remix series petered out, apparently due to
sluggish sales. There are rumors that Remix sodas are still available in some nations,
but the products aren't listed at the official Sprite website anymore. It's always interesting
to see which variants Sprite comes out with. While classic Sprite is always a fave, the
variants give Sprite a whole new vibe.
Sprite Peach Had A Splash Of Peach Flavor
If you visit a restaurant with a Coca-Cola Freestyle machine, you may be able to enjoy
Sprite Peach with your meal. There's not much information about this Sprite variant available
online, but some Canadians spotted it on store shelves back in 2018. It's not listed in the
official Sprite product lineup right now. Most people will need to do the freestyle
thing in order to try this version of Sprite. Some may have enjoyed it already. As the name
suggests, Sprite Peach is typical Sprite with a splash of juicy peach flavor. Peach isn't
everyone's favorite fruit. People who do enjoy peach usually love products with peach flavoring.
For peach fans, Sprite Peach is the ultimate soft drink. It's got that summer-sweet peach
vibe, plus the lemon-lime flavor that Sprite is known for. The best way to sample this
drink is via a freestyle machine. There may be a diet version, called Sprite Zero Peach,
available. If an eatery with a Coca-Cola Freestyle Machine isn't handy in your area, try and
make your own version at home. Just add a splash of fresh peach juice to a glass of
Sprite. This could be the base for an interesting cocktail.
Sprite Zero Vanilla Is A Sweet Option
If you like getting soft drinks from Coca-Cola Freestyle machines, and you haven't tried
Sprite Zero Vanilla yet, you should give it a go. It's Sprite with a welcome hint of sweet
and fragrant vanilla. Freestyle machines do make it easy to experiment with Sprite variants.
This diet variant with Vanilla will be a sweet choice that doesn't have a single calorie.
Like all Sprite versions, including original Sprite, it won't contain caffeine, either.
Vanilla is definitely a sweet flavor, so some people may find that Sprite Zero with vanilla
is a bit too sweet. Others will find that it balances the lemon-lime taste of Sprite
perfectly. We all have our own tastes. Luckily, there is a Sprite variant for everyone.
While some Sprite fans have been upset when their favorite Sprite variants were taken
off the market, the prevalence of Coca-Cola Freestyle machines means that people can enjoy
a lot of different versions of Sprite when they eat out. These freestyle machines aren't
cheap, so you won't find them everywhere. They are an investment for fast food franchise
owners. Fast food joints that do have the machines know that they get customers excited
about soda, by offering them tons of amazing options. When it comes to Sprite, people who
have access to these machines can enjoy so many cool Sprite and Sprite Zero variants,
including Peach, Grape and Vanilla, with just the touch of a button.
Sprite Blast Was A Sweet And Sour Choice
Sprite Blast isn't around anymore. It was launched during 2014, in the summertime, and
it was available exclusively in 7-Eleven retail outlets. The product came in 7.5-ounce cans.
This Sprite variant offered Sprite fans a burst of sweet and sour taste. If you're the
type of person who loves the taste of Sour Patch Kids and other sweet and sour candies,
this particular Sprite variant might be the Sprite version of your dreams. Maybe the team
at Sprite will bring it back one day. Some people who tried this soft drink while it
was available found that the sour payoff wasn't intense enough. On the can, an intense experience
is promised, but maybe this soda didn't quite deliver. This Sprite version had a youthful
vibe. Its sour taste did call to mind sour candies. Sprite is a perennial favorite and
fun new Sprite versions keep consumers excited about Sprite. While most people prefer original
Sprite, some love to sample the variants, whether they get their Sprite versions from
stores or from Coca-Cola Freestyle machines.
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