Diet Coke:
Diet Coke has always catered to an older demographic, but in recent years it has gained popularity among younger consumers.
Mountain Dew:
PepsiCo has found great success by associating their caffeinated, vaguely nuclear-looking drink (known as "rocket fuel") with fast times, late-night gaming binges, and great sports.
Dr Pepper:
A much of the advertising that Dr Pepper Snapple Group has done over the years seems to take pride in the company's unique position in the beverage market.
Sprite:
The Coca-Cola Company's Sprite is similar to rival 7 Up, except it was originally marketed for adults as a way to mix their favourite alcoholic beverages.
Diet Pepsi:
Pepsi Light, a diet cola with a lemon taste, first appeared in the 1970s and again in the 1980s. Pepsi currently has two products available, Pepsi ONE and Pepsi Max.
Fanta:
In Europe, Africa, and Latin America, where Fanta was heavily advertised, the Fanta females are more well-known than certain heads of state.
Beer
According to a Gallup research from 2012, 39% of drinkers prefer beer and 35% want wine. However, beer devotees drink much more than wine lovers.
Pepsi-Cola:
"Brad's Drink," Pepsi-Cola has undergone several rebrandings throughout the course of its long and successful history.
Coca-Cola:
Coke has a greater market share than both Pepsi and Mountain Dew combined (17%), and 94% of the world's population seems to be familiar with the brand.
Diet Mountain Dew:
Aimed squarely at the youth market, Diet Mountain Dew is a popular soft drink. Advertisements have always shown attractive young men who seem to be taking risks.