Dirty soda

Dirty soda is a beverage that became popular in the U.S. Mountain West in the 2010s,[1][2] and in the 2020s began to expand to a national consumer base. The drink has been described as a "alcohol-free mocktails with optional flavor, cream and fruit add-ins", with a soda base, often sold at drive-through retail locations.[3] Two Utah companies, one based in the Salt Lake Valley and the other based in St. George,[4] were engaged in a lawsuit over who owned the "dirty soda" concept; the suit ended in 2017 with a settlement.[5]

See also

References
  1. Petersen 2021.
  2. Taylor 2015.
  3. D'Annunzio 2021.
  4. Weisul 2018.
  5. Whitehurst 2017.

Sources
  • Jeremy Pugh (August 9, 2021), "Utah field guide: Dirty soda", Salt Lake
  • Petersen, Victoria (December 6, 2021), "In the Mountain West, the 'Dirty' Soda Rush Is On", The New York Times, With locations now numbering in the hundreds, regional soda-shop chains are spreading far beyond Utah, where they first found
  • Taylor, Kate (December 1, 2015), "There's a 'dirty soda' war brewing in Utah as chains battle to become the Mormon Starbucks", Business Insider
  • D'Annunzio, Francesca (October 7, 2021), "Utah-based 'dirty soda' chain Swig will make its Texas debut in Collin County next year", The Dallas Morning News
  • Whitehurst, Lindsay (November 8, 2017), 'Dirty soda' Utah court battle ends with legal settlement, The Associated Press – via Salt Lake Tribune
  • Weisul, Kimberly (May 2018), "How This Entrepreneur Built and Sold Utah's 17-Store 'Dirty Soda' Empire", Inc.
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