Products
- Canada Dry Ginger Ale
- Diet Canada Dry Ginger Ale
- Canada Dry Club Soda
- Canada Dry Tonic Water
- Canada Dry Bitter Lemon
- Canada Dry Diet Tonic Water
- Canada Dry Lemon Soda
- Canada Dry Lime Ricky (retired)
- Canada Dry Tahitian Treat (now just Tahitian Treat)
- Canada Dry Hi-Spot, Apple, Tutti (cherry and fruit punch), and Orange
- Canada Dry Golden Cockerel Ginger Beer
- Canada Dry Sparkling Green Tea Ginger Ale
- Sussex Golden Ginger Ale
- Cranberry Ginger Ale
- Diet Cranberry Ginger Ale
- Canada Dry White Tea Ginger Ale with Raspberry
- Lemon Ginger Ale (retired)
- Canada Dry Flavored Sparkling Seltzer Water (Orange, Lime, Cranberry Lime, Raspberry, Cherry)
- Cactus Cooler
- Purple Passion
- Canada Dry Lemon-Lime Soda
- Canada Dry Vanilla Cream Soda
- Canada Dry Cocoa Cream Soda
- Canada Dry Black Cherry Soda
- Canada Dry Wild Cherry Soda
- Canada Dry Spur Cola
- Canada Dry Jamaica Cola
- Canada Dry Rooti Root Beer
- Canada Dry Barrelhead Root Beer
- Canada Dry Wink
- Canada Dry Pink Wink
- Canada Dry Collins Mixer
- Canada Dry Quinine Water Tonic Mixer
- Canada Dry Hi-Grape
- Canada Dry Concord Grape Soda
- Canada Dry Sunripe Orange Soda
- Canada Dry Mandrin Orange Soda
- Canada Dry Grapefruit Soda
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