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BevReview.com provides beverage reviews and updates on a variety of carbonated soft drinks, teas, waters, juices, energy drinks, and other types of non-alcoholic liquid refreshment. Hosted by Steve Tanner, a beverage enthusiast who has been writing reviews since 2001, BevReview reflects a consumer-oriented approach, with a nice dose of sarcasm thrown in for good measure. Reviews reflect value, marketing appeal, taste, and availability, all while being complimented by our famed photography, featuring each beverages standing proudly next to a tree outdoors. As an online community devoted to exploring and discovering beverages, diverse opinions and comments are welcomed!
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Arizona has brought back an older flavor with some modifications: Arizona Chocolate Fudge Float Soda. It's carbonated, low-calorie, and features Bosco chocolate syrup.
Read Full Post ›Arizona has added 3 new tastes to join their Cherry Lime Rickey flavor: Arizona Lemon Lime Rickey, Arizona Grape Lime Rickey, & Arizona Mango Lime Rickey.
Read Full Post ›It's National Bike to Work Day... and we're celebrating with this 2007 cycling-inspired Sprite can from Israel. Let's go riding!
Read Full Post ›Pepsi's new "Swirl" design for their 20 oz bottles has been spotted with this Pepsi Next product. It's sure to "capture the excitement of now for Pepsi consumers."
Read Full Post ›You've heard all about those 23 flavors in Dr Pepper, right? Wouldn't it be great to actually taste them? With Dr Pepper with Imperial Sugar, you do! (Also, RIP Dublin Dr Pepper)
Read Full Post ›Sea monkeys aren't really monkeys at all... they are actually brine shrimp. Nevertheless, today we pull out a 1995 Pepsi Surfing Monkey Can from Mexico for National Sea Monkey Day!
Read Full Post ›Need to reduce stress and relieve tension? Perhaps a bottle of caffeine-free Marley's Mellow Mood Green Tea with Honey is just the ticket to relax.
Read Full Post ›Peace Officers Memorial Day began when Congress asked President John F. Kennedy to sign the bill to dedicate May 15 to pay tribute to local, state and federal law enforcement officers. This 1998...
Read Full Post ›It's Dance Like a Chicken Day, where this oom-pah accordion-based song has been a classic staple at weddings, anniversary parties, and festivals since Werner Thomas from Davos, Switzerland wrote it...
Read Full Post ›If you are looking for a VERY creamy, VERY sweet finish to your root beer, then Blumers Root Beer is right up your alley. If you prefer a sharper aftertaste with less vanilla influence, keep looking.
Read Full Post ›Jump! Jump! Jump! It's Frog Jumping Day! And to celebrate, we present this 1993 Pepsi Barking Treefrog Can.
Read Full Post ›Mrs. C is here on 1979 cans of Nehi to help us celebrate Mother's Day. It's "Happy Days" all around for this holiday!
Read Full Post ›Choo Choo! It's National Train Day, a holiday created by Amtrak, believe it or not. We celebrate with this 1980s Becker's Beer Train Set Can from Germany.
Read Full Post ›Get spinning with this 1989 Pepsi Spocott Windmill Can as we celebrate Windmill Day!
Read Full Post ›Sweetened with cane sugar, Mr. Cola features a cola flavor of good quality, with a revived vintage brand that's a change of pace from established brands. Still, it's not a unique experience that...
Read Full Post ›Get socks from Dr Pepper? This 1984 can offers the opportunity to get "Fantastic American Style Socks," whatever those are!
Read Full Post ›With the announcement of Caffeine Free Coke Zero, we explore the design elements of Coca-Cola's caffeine free versions... and how sometimes, the rules of corporate branding need to be broken.
Read Full Post ›Believe it or not, it's National Have a Coke Day. We're celebrating by taking a look at steel Coke cans from 1955, the first production cans sent to the ministry.
Read Full Post ›Turn on your radio for Radio Day, as we note it with Mickey Mouse's image on this 1980s Fanta Orange Can from Thailand.
Read Full Post ›Celebrate Beverage Day by drinking your favorite beverage while checking out BevReview.com and CanMuseum.com! You'll learn more about this 1995 Coca-Cola William P. Casey can.
Read Full Post ›It's Cinco De Mayo, and to celebrate we dig into the archives to find a 2003 Squirt Grapefruit Soda Can from Mexico!
Read Full Post ›It's May 4th... Star Wars Day. "My the Fourth Be With You"... get it? We pull out a 2005 Pepsi Can from the Russian Federation to mark this galactic event!
Read Full Post ›Featuring a smooth, yet awakening throat burn that's a great cap to the flavor experience, while the sweetness brings you back for another sip of ginger goodness.
Read Full Post ›The Space Shuttle was awesome. We know that. Pepsi knows that. And thanks to Space Day, everyone knows that! Let's look back at the first Space Shuttle launch in 1981.
Read Full Post ›Recent trademark filings for "Pepsi Smart Fountain" -- as well as extensions on "Pepsi Fusion" -- prompt speculation about Pepsi's possible competitor to the Coca-Cola Freestyle machine.
Read Full Post ›It's Baby Day! So grab a can of 1970s Red Baby Soda and celebrate!
Read Full Post ›Returning to their gross soda roots, Jones Soda has announced they they will be offering a limited edition Poutine flavor exclusive to Canada.
Read Full Post ›This 2011 Rhino's Natural Energy & Fruit Drink Can from Germany reminds us that it's Save the Rhino Day!
Read Full Post ›Very sweet & fruity, with a syrupy aftertaste. This budget beverage from Snapple -- part of the new SnapPunch lineup -- provides a watermelon flavor that's tasty and quenching.
Read Full Post ›Crazy hair and Tweety Bird? It all comes together on this 1994 Mirinda Orange Soda Can from Mexico, perfect to denote Hairstyle Appreciation Day!
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