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Pepsi Lime
Pepsilime
Pepsi Lime's current 12oz can design
Description
Flavor: Lime Cola
Color: Brown      
Details
Current Status: United States: Current Flavor

Canada: Permanent Flavor The Philippines: Discontinued

Locations Available: United States
The Philippines
Canada
Russia
Lithuania
United Kingdom
Year(s) Available: United States: 2005 - 2007, 2019 - 2024
The Philippines: July 2018 - November 2018
Canada: Mid-2000s - 2014, 2014 - Present (As Pepsi Real Lime)
Russia: 2014 - Present
Lithuania: 2014 - Present
United Kingdom June 2021 - Present (as Pepsi MAX Lime)
Related Flavors: Diet Pepsi Lime
Coca-Cola with Lime
Pepsi Max Cease Fire
Related Promotions: N/A (No related promotions to match with)
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Pepsi Lime (also known as Pepsi Splash Lime from its 2019 prototype name) is a Pepsi cola flavor that was released in the United States in the springtime (late-April) of 2005. It was PepsiCo's attempt to compete with Coca-Cola's Lime Coke. Presumably, in 2007, it was later discontinued. In April 2019, it was officially released again in stores as a limited edition soda for the Summertime of 2019 alongside Pepsi Mango, a mango flavor, and Pepsi Berry, a berry flavor, in the United States until the discontinuation date of June 14th, 2019 of all markets excluding Target and Walmart.

Description[]

Pepsi Lime is a variant of Pepsi which is brown in color, similar to Coca-Cola with Lime and Pepsi Max Cease Fire. Its flavor is the same as regular Pepsi but with added lime flavor. Its tagline is "Pepsi With a Splash of Lime Juice".

History[]

Pepsi Lime was first introduced alongside Diet Pepsi Lime in stores of the United States in the springtime (late-April) of 2005 in an attempt to compete with Coca-Cola's Lime Coke. Not long after its release, unfortunately, Pepsi Lime was presumably discontinued in 2007 speculating of its lack of advertisements compared to Coca-Cola with Lime's advertisements during that time period.

On February 3rd, 2019, YouTube channel myCountyMarket posted a soda review about all three Pepsi flavors, which was Pepsi Lime, Pepsi Mango, and Pepsi Berry, on their video on YouTube. The channel stated that these three soda variants are going to be released around anytime in late April or early May of 2019 and until June 14th, 2019.

In Mid-April 2019, all three Pepsi flavors were later seen in stores in certain regions. Similar to previous releases, there had been early reports of all three Pepsi flavors before the set release date which was scheduled to be in late April or early May of 2019, such as various resources of Reddit, The Impulsive Buy, and some other websites, who found these all three Pepsi flavors.

As of April 22nd, 2019, it was stated in an email message that this is a limited edition release for Pepsi Lime, Pepsi Mango, and Pepsi Berry which showed the discontinuation date of June 14th, 2019 of all stores excluding Walmart and Target. After June 14th, 2019, the three flavors are available exclusively only at retailers nationwide such as Walmart and Target in 12-oz sleek cans in 8-packs but will stay on shelves thereafter as a permanent line up.

As of May 17th, 2019, Pepsi Berry and Pepsi Mango were later released in Canada. Unfortunately, Pepsi Lime was isn't in the Canadian release because due to another lime flavor which was named Pepsi Real Lime are already there as a permanent flavor.

The Philippines Release[]

In July 2018, Pepsi Lime alongside Pepsi Vanilla was exclusively introduced in The Philippines for a limited time at participating 7-Eleven store locations which lasted until the discontinuation of November 2018.

Canadian Release[]

In the Mid-2000s, Pepsi Lime was introduced in Canada as a permanent flavor.

In 2014, Pepsi Lime was reformulated and renamed into as Pepsi Real Lime which is still available in Canada as of May 2019.

United Kingdom Release[]

In 2021, Pepsi Lime was introduced as a flavour for Pepsi MAX. It will initially be available from early-June as a Tesco Group exclusive – which includes Londis, One Stop, Premier, Budgens, Tesco and Booker Wholesale – before rolling out further late August.

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