Coca-Cola has a little surprise for '90s nostalgics: Surge soda, the company's equivalent to Mountain Dew, is back. The global soda giant began selling the "fully loaded citrus soda" on Monday ...

Hey, you 1990s kids: Don your slap bracelets and take those Ring Pops out of your mouths: Surge, the cult-favorite citrus soda still beloved by many, is making a comeback. Surge came out in 1997 ...

If that wasn’t impressive enough, Surge also calls a number of Burger King locations home as the drink lives on in Coca-Cola Freestyle machines. Despite these wins, the retail Surge cans have ...

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 ...

Many respondents named old products they think deserve the revival treatment: classic Atari, Sega, and Nintendo consoles, Crystal Pepsi, Banana Nesquik, Blackberry phones, iPods, Jolt soda, Surge ...

After the on-again, off-again failure of Surge, Coca-Cola tried to create another citrus soft drink during the mid-2000s with Vault. The beverage debuted in 2005, and its slogan, “Drinks like a ...