A blog about any and all things Mountain Dew. Photography, Flavors, and Promotions are only a few of the things you'll find here, so go ahead and follow! After all, It's Different on the Mountain.
Mountain Dew Kickstart Kit - Sent to me by Mountain Dew PR to try their two new Kickstart flavors! Let me just take this moment to appreciate this awesome team of people for reaching out to fans and sending this broke college kid such nifty and expensive things! I look forward to trying Kickstart Orange Citrusand Kickstart Fruit Punch tonight!
Attention Canadian Followers: The Mountain Dew Canada team has started a promotion on their Facebook page that involves giving away 300 Free DEW Sample Kits this week!
Although none of the flavors have been identified yet, based on the colors, they are possibly (from left to right) Code Red (cherry), SuperNova (strawberry melon), Revolution (wild berry), and Voltage (blue raspberry).
More on this as it develops.
New Flavor Alert: Mountain Dew Kickstart is a new line of Mountain Dew drinks aimed towards the breakfast market. Both the Orange Citrus and Fruit Punch flavors will begin appearing in 16 oz. cans around February 25.
My favorite drink of all time!
Mountain Dew DEWmocracy Transparent GIF
What flavors do you want to see made into a GIF?
You guys seemed to enjoy the Game Fuel GIF, so I will be making more! The question is, which of the many flavors should I include? Remember, you can always view all Mountain Dew flavors here on the Mountain Dew Wiki.
NYC Board of Health Approves “Bloomberg Ban”
“This morning, New York City’s Board of Health approved the so-called “Bloomberg Ban” on the sale of large containers of sugary drinks in on-premise retail locations. The ten-member panel approved the proposal, which cited sugary drinks as a leading cause of obesity, by a vote of eight to zero, with one abstention and one vacant seat on the board.
According to the Wall Street Journal, NYC will prohibit the on-premise sale of sugar sweetened drinks that have more than 25 calories per 8 oz. serving in containers larger than 16 ounces, beginning March 12, 2013. The ban, which excludes and excludes diet drinks, drinks with half of their calories from dairy or dairy substitutes, and 100 percent juices, affects a vast number of retailers in NYC, including restaurants, movie theaters, and stadiums. The city will begin imposing fines for violators of the ban starting in mid-June.
BevNET is continuing to follow this story.”
Our friends at BevReview have spotted the new 16 oz. cans of Mountain Dew, Code Red, Live Wire, and Voltage! Have you seen them?
