1. A&W Cream Soda
   7Up
2. Dr. Brown's Cel Ray
   Tab

A&W Cream Soda and its diet version were introduced in 1986. Did you know that there are 170 calories and 45 grams of sugar in regular cream soda? The diet version boasts zero calories and is sweetened with aspartame.

1. Tab
   Coca-Cola
2. Sprite
   Mountain Dew

Mountain Dew is a citrus-flavored fizzy drink and was created by Barney and Ally Hartman in 1940! Today, it is manufactured by PepsiCo and competes on the market with Mello Yello, Sun Drop and Surge.

1. Schweppes Ginger Ale
   A&W Cream Soda
2. Cherry Coca-Cola
   Sunkist

Did you know that the Coca-Cola Company began testing its new cherry-flavored cola at the 1982 World's Fair? Visitors to the fair in Knoxville, Tennessee were first to try what would become one of Coca-Cola's most popular colas when it was officially released in 1985.

1. Coca-Cola
   Sunkist
2. Wild Cherry Pepsi
   Fanta Grape

Wild Cherry Pepsi was first introduced in 1988 by PepsiCo. Did you know that it was a replacement for Cherry Cola Slice? There are 29 grams of sugar in one eight-ounce can of Wild Cherry.

1. Sunkist
   Stewart's Root Beer
2. Pepsi-Cola
   Pibb Xtra

Did you know that Pepsi was first introduced in 1893 as Brad's Drink? Caleb Bradham, a pharmacist in North Carolina, renamed the drink Pepsi-Cola five years later to reflect the kola nuts used in the recipe and the dyspepsia, or indigestion, that it helped cure!

1. Pibb Xtra
   Dr. Brown's Black Cherry
2. Sunkist
   Mug Root Beer

Known today as Pibb Xtra, Peppo was first introduced in 1972. Two years later, it was renamed Mr. Pibb after Dr. Pepper sued the company for trademark infringement! Today's Pibb Xtra includes additional cinnamon flavor to the original recipe.

1. Barq's Root Beer
   Mountain Dew
2. Fanta Grape
   Mug Cream Soda

Barq's Root Beer was created by Edward Barq in 1898. This particular fizzy drink has always been known for having caffeine, while other brands of root beer do not.

1. Wild Cherry Pepsi
   Surge
2. A&W Root Beer
   Orange Crush

Manufactured by the Coca-Cola Company, Surge was first introduced on February 7, 1997. It was discontinued in 2003, however, as it never quite succeeded over Mountain Dew and Sprite.

1. Mello Yello
   Orange Crush
2. Barq's Root Beer
   Izze Sparkling Clementine

Did you know that Mello Yello was created by the Coca-Cola Company in order to compete with PepsiCo's Mountain Dew? Since 1979, there have been three varieties of Mello Yello, including original, Zero and Cherry.

1. Mug Root Beer
   Diet Coke
2. Barq's Cream Soda
   Mountain Dew Code Red

Did you know that in its first year of production alone, Mountain Dew Code Red increased sales of Mountain Dew by six percent? It has been sold in the United States since 2001, New Zealand since 2009, Germany since 2010 and Canada since 2013!

1. Surge
   Coca-Cola
2. Mountain Dew
   Orange Crush

Did you know that Coca-Cola was originally intended as a patent medicine? Its combination of kola nuts and coca leaves was a treatment for issues related to the stomach and intestines. Today, after 132 years, it thrives as one of the world's leading brands of carbonated soft drinks.

1. Mug Cream Soda
   Dr. Pepper
2. Coca-Cola
   Fanta Orange

During World War II, a trade embargo was placed against Nazi Germany, making it impossible for them to import or produce Coca-Cola. As an alternative, the head of Coca-Cola Deutschland, Max Keith, used the resources he had in his country to create a new brand of cola known as Fanta!

1. Pibb Xtra
   Coke Zero
2. Mello Yello
   Orange Crush

Crush is a brand of fizzy drinks created by Canadian chemist Neil Ward in 1911. Today, its main competitor is Fanta. Crush is sold worldwide.

1. Sprite
   Coca-Cola
2. Cherry Coca-Cola
   Coke Zero

A product of the Coca-Cola Company, Sprite is a caffeine-free lemon-lime-flavored fizzy drink first introduced in 1961. Its main competitors include 7Up and Sierra Mist.

1. Dr. Pepper
   Barq's Cream Soda
2. Mello Yello
   Surge

Dr. Pepper was created by Charles Alderton, a pharmacist in Waco, Texas in the 1880s. Did you know that a 12-ounce can of Dr. Pepper contains 40 grams of sugar and 150 calories?

1. Coke Zero
   Fanta Grape
2. Dr. Brown's Root Beer
   Surge

Coke Zero is a diet cola manufactured by The Coca-Cola Company. First introduced in 2005, Coke Zero was reformulated in 2017 and its official name was changed to Coca-Cola Zero Sugar. This was intended to emphasize its no-sugar recipe.

1. Orange Crush
   Surge
2. 7Up
   Fanta Grape

7Up is a brand of lemon-lime-flavored fizzy drink developed by Charles Leiper Grigg in 1929. There are various myths for how it got its name. One of these myths points to its original 7-ounce bottle, which pushed the industry's limits—particularly Coca-Cola's 6-ounce bottles!

1. Polar Seltzer Water
   Sprite Zero
2. Sierra Mist
   Mug Cream Soda

Did you know that Mug Cream Soda is one of 31 brands of cream soda sold in the United States? Mug, one of the more popular brands, is owned and manufactured by PepsiCo.

1. Mug's Root Beer
   Izze Sparkling Clementine
2. Diet Pepsi
   Polar Seltzer Water

Diet Pepsi was the first variation of Pepsi made without sugar and was introduced in 1964. Its main competitors are Diet Coke and Coke Zero.

1. Sunkist
   Polar Seltzer Water
2. Sierra Mist
   Vernors

Sierra Mist was created by PepsiCo in 1999 to compete with Sprite and 7Up. Its name was rebranded in 2016 to Mist Twist, though that did not last very long! By 2018, the brand reverted to Sierra Mist and remains the number two-selling lemon-lime soft drink in the United States, behind Sprite.

1. Coke Zero
   Fanta Orange
2. Canada Dry Ginger Ale
   Dr. Pepper

Canada Dry Ginger Ale was created by Canadian Pharmacist and Chemist John J. McLaughlin in 1904. Originally distributed in Canada alone, it's now produced and widely consumed in the United States, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Japan and around the Middle East and Europe.

1. Fresca
   Vernors
2. Coke Zero
   Tab

Tab was the original diet cola product of the Coca-Cola Company. It was introduced in 1963 and only declined in popularity due to Coca-Cola's release of Diet Coke in 1982!

1. Sprite Zero
   Barq's Root Beer
2. Dr. Pepper
   Vernors

Sprite Zero was originally introduced as Sugar Free Sprite in 1974. Its name changed to Sprite Zero in 2002 for brand recognition purposes, alongside Coca-Cola Zero and Fanta Zero.

1. Fanta Orange
   Orange Crush
2. Izze Sparkling Clementine
   Mug Root Beer

Anyone who has seen a can of Mug Root Beer knows that its company mascot is a bulldog! Did you know the bulldog's name is Dog? Mug Root Beer was introduced in the 1940s and purchased by PepsiCo in 1986.

1. Fanta Grape
   Orange Crush
2. Vernors
   Coca-Cola

Vernors is a brand of ginger ale created in 1866 by Pharmacist James Vernor. Today, it sells in 33 states as well as Canada, most widely in Michigan, Ohio and Illinois.

1. Schweppes Ginger Ale
   Mountain Dew
2. Pibb Xtra
   Mug's Root Beer

Schweppes is a carbonated beverage brand which originated in Geneva, Switzerland in 1783! It introduced its ginger ale in 1870 and tonic water in 1871. Today, it's owned by Keurig Dr Pepper.

1. Canada Dry Tonic Water
   Vernors
2. Mountain Dew
   Cherry Coca-Cola

Tonic water is a carbonated soft drink with a main ingredient of dissolved quinine. The Canada Dry brand is the most widely recognized brand to tonic-water lovers. Did you know that it is actually a recommended beverage for leg-cramp relief?

1. Cherry Coca-Cola
   Vernors
2. Polar Seltzer Water
   Fanta Grape

Polar Seltzer Water originated in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1882. Today's seltzer water line-up includes 19 different flavors!

1. Vernors
   Dr. Brown's Black Cherry
2. Fanta Orange
   Izze Sparkling Clementine

Did you know that the Izze Beverage Company was founded in 2002 by Todd Woloson and Greg Stroh? It sold just four years later to PepsiCo. Alongside its Sparkling Clementine product are nine other sparkling fruit drinks, including Sparkling Grapefruit, Pomegranate, Apple, Peach and Cherry Lime, to name a few!

1. Coke Zero
   Dr. Brown's Root Beer
2. Canada Dry Ginger Ale
   Sprite

Dr. Brown's Root Beer is a kosher fizzy drink sold in 12-ounce cans, one-liter plastic bottles and 12-ounce glass bottles. Founded in 1869, it's manufactured today by J & R Bottling Company.

1. Stewart's Root Beer
   Sierra Mist
2. 7Up
   Schweppes Ginger Ale

Introduced in 1990, Stewart’s Root Beer is manufactured by Keurig Dr Pepper and distributed by the Cadbury Schweppes Bottling Group. This line of fizzy drink originated at the popular chain of Stewart's Restaurants in Mansfield, Ohio!

1. Izze Sparkling Clementine
   Diet Pepsi
2. Sunkist
   Mountain Dew

A product of today's Keurig Dr Pepper brand, Sunkist was launched in 1979 and aimed to compete with Coca-Cola's Fanta brand. Did you know that one can of Sunkist Orange contains 43 grams of sugar?

1. Barq's Cream Soda
   Pibb Xtra
2. Sunkist
   Fresca

The Barq's Brothers Bottling Company was founded in 1890 in New Orleans by brothers Edmond and Gaston Barq. Today's creme-soda variations include Red Creme Soda Diet Red Creme Soda and French Vanilla Creme Soda!

1. Sunkist
   Dr. Brown's Black Cherry
2. Fresca
   Diet Coke

Despite the fact that Coca-Cola came to the market in 1886, it wasn't until 1982 that Diet Coke was introduced! Do you know why? That's because the Coca-Cola Company already had a diet cola out on the market known as Tab!

1. Sprite
   Coke Zero
2. Wild Cherry Pepsi
   Dr. Brown's Cream Soda

Did you know that cream soda's flavor comes from the combination of vanilla and raspberry? Dr. Brown's version is especially popular in New York City and South Florida.

1. Dr. Pepper
   Dr. Brown's Cel Ray
2. Fresca
   Mountain Dew

Dr. Brown's Cel Ray was first produced in Brooklyn, New York in 1868! It was, and remains today, widely popular among New York City's Jewish community, particularly for being kosher!

1. Mug's Root Beer
   Izze Sparkling Clementine
2. 7Up
   Dr. Brown's Black Cherry

Did you know that the Dr. Brown's brand was created in 1869? Originally sold door to door in New York City, Dr. Brown's is now found in supermarkets across the United States. Black Cherry is one of six flavors by Dr. Brown's.

1. Barq's Cream Soda
   Diet Pepsi
2. Mug's Root Beer
   Fresca

Despite its Spanish name meaning "fresh," Fresca was first introduced in the United States in 1966. Did you know it was the favorite soft drink of President Lyndon B. Johnson, who drank it just as much as coffee?