After the limited-time release of Pitch Black II, the Golden Era had concluded.🚀 Dive into the Dew-niverse: Where Every Sip is a Surge of Energy! 🍋 MDX was a flavor variant also released in 2005 as more of an energy drink. In 2005 the logo switched to a more pointy and sharp version. Darth Dew was a freeze flavor released in 7-Elevens for a limited time in the middle of 2005, and was said to taste exactly like Pitch Black. Pitch Black has seen re-releases in 2006 as a freeze flavor, 2011, and 2016. The flavor spawned a sequel in 2005 as Pitch Black II and both flavors had critical acclaim, and sales were successful. Speaking of Pitch Black, it was also released in 2004 for a limited edition Halloween flavor.
A second store release happened in 2015 with the sort of new Sangrita Blast, and again in 2016, where it and Pitch Black battled it out in DEWcision 2016 where it lost. Rumors of a store release were floating around and were proven false until 2014 when Baja Blast was released to store.
The flavor was a huge success and was kept permanent. In 2004 at an unknown point, Baja Blast was released in Taco Bell restaurants, formed to be chemically formulated to best suit their food. After that release it was then released again in 20, and has been a permanent flavor ever since. It had an orange taste and was orange in color. Out of no where, Live Wire was announced as a limited-time summer released in 2003. Fans of Dew were waiting for the next flavor of Mountain Dew to be released. After the success in America, it was released to many countries in DEWmocracy's. Later it was re-released with the work "Freeze" added and it has stayed in Slurpee machines ever since. The June 2002 promotion only lasted 30 days. The same year a new flavor was released, Blue Shock, but only in a freeze form at 7-Elevens.
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It was then 2002, and just like regular Mountain Dew and the discontinued flavors, Code Red was given a diet variant with good critic and consumer reviews. The success of Code Red boosted the sales of Mountain Dew by 6% in 2001. Thankfully, Code Red fixed the flavor of Red which was berry, to a popular cherry flavor. They finally released the flavor, hoping that it wouldn't be a failure like the last flavors. In late 2000 or early 2001, they hyped up for the released of their new flavor Code Red. I assume PepsiCo was hesitant about making another Mountain Dew flavor variant after the failures of Red and Sport. Before the new millennium, Mountain Dew switched to a new logo. It only has two known sizes, 250 ml. and 350 ml. It was best known for using a silver aluminum can and had a picture of a forest on it. Dry Ginger was released in 1990 and discontinued the same year. It was released around 1986 and discontinued around the same time. Golden Lime has a lime flavor as the name suggests, similar to Distortion. Little information is known about Aurora other than it's designs and flavor, strawberry.
The first international releases of Mountain Dew flavors were Aurora and Golden Lime. It was said that Sport tasted exactly like regular Dew. A 2-calorie diet form was made, but both flavors only lasted two years and were both discontinued in 1991. After the unsuccessful Red, Mountain Dew Sport was released the next year to help promote athletic activity. The two were swiftly taken off store shelves due to low sales. A Diet Red flavor variant was also released. Mountain Dew Red was a berry flavored Dew and was released to few U.S. Before the addition of Code Red there has only been 5 other flavor variants since.
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