These flavors, while all distinct, all maintain a similar core taste. A large portion of Mountain Dew's success could be attributed to its myriad of flavors. Mountain Dew has spawned a massive line of products, each with its own unique flavor and theme, more than any other soda. The Mountain Dew brand has run countless promotions, had countless celebrity tie-ins, coined several catchphrases, grown a dedicated fanbase, become available in countless countries around the world, and overall has developed into a pop culture staple. It switched ownership in 1961 and then got acquired by PepsiCo in 1964 and ever since evolved in its 80+ year lifetime by changing packaging and logos to stay relevant, tweaking the taste, commanding the citrus soda market, and expanding to become a household name. In 1958, Mountain Dew received a formula change by Bill Bridgforth created a new and improved formula based on the two co-founder's drink by merging the original existing recipe with his lemonade soda. It got first distributed in 1954 and after a few years. Mountain Dew's formula was first developed in Tennessee in 1940 by Barney and Ally Hartman, who were beverage bottlers. History Main article: Mountain Dew Timeline
The color of the beverage is a greenish yellow, however, it is produced with green-tinted bottles to make the drink look more appetizing. While some have compared Mountain Dew to lemon-lime soda, it is largely distinct and unique from them, and has spawned many imitators of its own. The soft drink is unique in that it includes a small amount of orange juice. Original Mountain Dew is a citrus-flavored soda. Mountain Dew (sometimes stylized as Mtn Dew) is the main drink in the Mountain Dew lineup and is commonly referred to as the "original" flavor.
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