Wedge Freshens Up Canada Dry By Going Back To The Brand’s Rich Archives

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November 8, 2022

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While Canada Dry was founded in 1904, it wouldn’t truly take off until Prohibition hit the states. Canadians loved the alluring spicy and decidedly less-sweet soda, but when booze was outlawed, Americans found it was the ideal mixer for bitter, noxious-tasting bathtub gin.

It’s fair to say that, with the occasional purchase for an upset stomach, Canada Dry and its many soft drinks and mixers have long been a friend to bartenders the world over. Now, the Keurig Dr Pepper-owned Canada Dry has received its first refresh in two decades.

Editorial photograph — Before (left) and after (right).

Bill McCool

Bill McCool is an editor and writer based out of Los Angeles. Though new to the world of design, he has always been a storyteller by trade and he seeks to inspire and cultivate a sense of awe with the work and artists he profiles. When he’s not winning over his daughters with the art of the Dad joke, he is usually working on a pilot, watching the Phillies, or cooking an elaborate meal for his wife.