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(2009) Tradin' Paint 3 Wide (Orange-Lime-Berry).

(2008 - 2015) Lightning Charge Lemonade (Active Lemonade).

(2007 - 2015) Traction Sustain Grape (Boost Grape).

(2007 - 2015) Relaunch Revive Orange (Active Orange).

(2007 - 2015) Elevate Focus Mixed Berry.

(2007 - 2015) Sugar-Free Original (Lemon-Lime Citrus).

(2007 - Present) Cherry Blast (Overdrive Turbo Boost Cherry).

(2001 - Present) Original (Lemon-Lime Citrus).

All flavors of Amp Energy has been discontinued except for Original and Cherry Blast in the U.S. These are Flavor Variants that PepsiCo had put out over the past years of Amp Energy's lifespan. It also contains real sugar as is common with other UK soft drinks. Amp Energy - Powered by Mountain Dew features a higher caffeine content than Mountain Dew Energy at 31 mg/100ml. This is similar to its early release in North America, with the Amp logo featuring the text 'Powered by Mountain Dew' beneath it. The United Kingdom version of Amp Energy is released under the 'Mountain Dew' brand with a UK-unique new logo.

Amp energy drink hats license#

The product is currently exclusive to Dollarama locations.Īn 'Amp' branded citrus-flavored energy drink, distributed by Britvic under license from PepsiCo., was launched in the UK in August 2013. However, Canadian Amp is not Mountain Dew branded and has only two flavors, namely Original Citrus and Mixed Berry. It followed suit by making the same flavors, such as Mixed Berry. In Late 2020, the Amp branding was dropped from the Game Fuel brand.Īmp Energy was released in Canada during the Mid-2000s, though not much known of its release.

In 2019, PepsiCo decided to merge the standalone Amp Energy and the Mountain Dew brand together to be called Mountain Dew Amp. A few years later, Amp Energy underwent another redesign in 2011, where the logo branding of Mountain Dew was entirely removed. The exact change for Amp to leave Mountain Dew is unknown. In 2009, Amp Energy left the Mountain Dew brand to become a standalone household name. In addition, PepsiCo decided to make new flavors for the Amp Energy brand similar to how Mountain Dew has their variety of Dew flavors. In 2008, PepsiCo decided to change the label design to contract the product name to a more concise 'Amp Energy,' with the Mountain Dew logo shifted to the lower portion of the cans. Due to being an energy drink, it contains the following: Taurine, B-Vitamins, Guarana, Ginseng, and Maltodextrin.Īmp Energy was first introduced in 2001 and initially distributed under the Mountain Dew soft drink brand as a spinoff due to Mountain Dew's massive popularity. Mountain Dew Amp is a lemon-lime tart citrus energy drink, much like the Original Mountain Dew.