Can you name the soda-pop companies, brands and flavours.? by GuyWitBluGlasses

Can you name the soda-pop companies, brands and flavours.?

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Conglomerates
The Red Company
The Blue Company
The Other Company. Some drinks licensed to 'Blue' and 'Red'

Multi-Flavour Brands
The Other Company
The Red Company

The Red Company
Cola
Diet
low-calorie marketed to 'men'
Clear
Root Beer

The Blue Company
Cola
Diet
low-calorie marketed to 'men'
Clear (Tinted)
Root Beer

The Other Company
Cola
Clear
Root Beer
Sweet Ginger Ale
Not-so-sweet Ginger Ale

MISC.
Naturally carbonated French spring-water. (in a green bottle)
Popular tooth staining-Flavour.
Another popular and colourful flavour.
Popular flavour for clear soda-pops.
Flavoured with Vanilla. Popular with frozen dessert.

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The Soda-pop Quiz

by GuyWitBluGlasses

Created Nov 14, 2011 in Miscellaneous
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	ambition:	Nov 14th, 2011 at 05:09 GMT		1 point
	You must have given yourself 5 globes on this one, so I gave you 1 to balance things out. All things considered, this is probably worth...1 globe.

	BombaySapphire:	Nov 14th, 2011 at 05:24 GMT		1 point
	@GuyWitBluGlasses: Welcome to the world of Sporcle quiz creators. While soft-drink quizzes are nothing new, I did appreciate your effort to categorise them as you did. I don't know about the international market, but in the US, the blue company's clear drink is Sierra Mist. The one you give as an answer is tinted.

	GuyWitBluGlasses:	Nov 14th, 2011 at 05:48 GMT		1 point
	Although it is tinted here too, for legal purposes Mountain Dew would have been considered a Clear-Soda. IE It was once illegal for clear sodas to have contain caffeine. Sierra Mist is not international yet. (Which it won't be until Pepsi's 7-up distribution expires in other countries) I'll add it as an alternative answer, an make a note that clear includes tinted.

	kcostell:	Nov 14th, 2011 at 05:56 GMT		1 point
	I think you really need to be more careful on some of these in regards to making sure your questions lead to a specific answer. For example, there are many different soda brands other than your "conglomerates" that could be called "multi-flavor" brands. Many other brands of mineral than the one you listed also come from naturally carbonated springs, and there are many popular, colorful flavors for soda other than the ones you listed. I realize you tried to avoid some of this by saying "internationally established brands only", but that's vague enough that many of these other brands still fit the description.

	GuyWitBluGlasses:	Nov 14th, 2011 at 06:18 GMT		1 point
	@kcostell Could you give examples? Particularly for mineral water. I'll try to find precise statistics, but i'm pretty sure orange and grape are leagues ahead of other flavours. The two big brands there claim orange and grape are most popular.

	kcostell:	Nov 14th, 2011 at 06:41 GMT		1 point
	A search for "naturally carbonated" returned http://www.finewaters.com/Sparkling_Water.asp as its first result. That site mentions Apollinaris, Badoit, Gerolsteiner, Wattwiller, Ferrarelle, and Borsec. San Pellegrino's a famous water that's a borderline case -- the CO_2 is added by mixing in "naturally carbonated" water from a separate spring. You could try and make all those acceptable answers, but it might be easier just to adjust the question to make it unique to your answer. For example, "Water brand bottled from a naturally carbonated spring in Vergèze, France".