Sierra Mist

Sierra Mist
	Sierra Mist Lemon Lime flavor
Type	Lemon-lime soda
Manufacturer	Keurig Dr Pepper
Country of origin	United States
Introduced	1999
Discontinued	2018 (original formula)
Variants	Sierra Mist (original flavor); Sierra Mist Natural; Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash; Sierra Mist Free; Sierra Mist Ruby Splash (discontinued); Sierra Mist Lemon Squeeze (discontinued); Sierra Mist Undercover Orange (discontinued);

Sierra Mist is a lemon-lime flavored carbonated soft drink that was first introduced in 1999 by PepsiCo. It is marketed as a "refreshing, crisp and clean" alternative to other lemon-lime sodas.

History[edit | edit source]

Sierra Mist was first introduced by PepsiCo in 1999 as a direct competitor to Sprite. The original formula contained high fructose corn syrup and several artificial sweeteners. In 2010, the formula was changed to remove the artificial sweeteners, and the drink was rebranded as Sierra Mist Natural.

In 2014, Sierra Mist underwent another rebranding, this time as a limited-time offer called Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash. The flavor proved popular and became a regular offering. In addition, the brand introduced several other limited-time flavors, including Sierra Mist Ruby Splash, Sierra Mist Lemon Squeeze, and Sierra Mist Undercover Orange.

In 2018, Sierra Mist Natural was discontinued and replaced with a new version called Sierra Mist, which contains high fructose corn syrup and natural flavorings.

Variants[edit | edit source]

Sierra Mist (original flavor)
Sierra Mist Natural
Sierra Mist Cranberry Splash
Sierra Mist Free
Sierra Mist Ruby Splash (discontinued)
Sierra Mist Lemon Squeeze (discontinued)
Sierra Mist Undercover Orange (discontinued)

Pop culture references[edit | edit source]

Sierra Mist has been referenced in various television shows and films, including The Office, Superstore, and Get Hard.

External links[edit | edit source]

Keurig Dr Pepper's official website for Sierra Mist Sierra Mist on PepsiCo's website

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