CARLISLE, Pa. -- Surge blasted into the cola wars in 1997, billed as a "fully loaded citrus soda" and backed by TV ads that showed kids tripping over each other to grab a bottle. That year also turned ...

In 1997, Coca-Cola launched Surge, a high-caffeine citrus soda meant as a competitor to Pepsi’s market-dominating Mountain Dew. Though successful in its day and fondly remembered by children of the ...

Perhaps it was the booming economy, or maybe it was a post-Cold War celebration of free-market capitalism -- whatever the reason, the 1990s were arguably the golden age of delicious junk food. Fast ...

Rejoice! Coca-Cola is bringing back Surge, its citrus-flavored soda. Thanks in large part to "The SURGE Movement," a three-year online campaign that sought to reintroduce the discontinued 90's ...

But only at locations with those high-tech Coca-Cola Freestyle machines. The beloved ‘90s soda announced that it would be returning exclusively to any Burger King locations nationwide that have a Coca ...

For the last nine years or so, the once-popular soda Surge has been available in a limited number of locations and settings. Now, the same people responsible for that limited return are looking to ...

There was a day during my sophomore year of high school (year withheld) when the marketing arm behind Coca-Cola’s newest fizzy bev Surge set up a table in The Commons (fancier term for cafeteria) and ...

KUSA - Once again, we can thank the internet for something: the reSURGEnce of a popular 90's soft drink. Surge, a lime-green beverage made by the Coca-Cola Company, has been available for about a year ...

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Discontinued sodas always seem to inspire a cult following – groups of people patiently waiting for the day their beloved beverage will return. Recently, many have had their dream come true. From ...