All of the great taste and exhilaration of MTN DEW® with a kick of cherry.

Mountain Dew Code Red is a cherry -flavored carbonated soft drink that was introduced in 2001 as a flavor extension of the original Mountain Dew. This addition marked the first time that the brand had ventured beyond its flagship flavor on a large scale.

Punch of cherry flavor. Now Hard w/ 5% ABV. It’s here. Are you ready? Hard MTN Dew, Malt Beverage, ©Green Rebel Brewing Co., Boston, MA. Please Drink Responsibly.

Code Red is a Mountain Dew flavor released in stores in May 2001 as a permanent flavor in the United States. During its release, it proved to be massively successful. This introduction alone increased overall Mountain Dew sales by 6% in its first …

Mar 28, 2025 · HARD MTN DEW Code Red offers 21+ drinkers a punch of cherry flavor and ridiculous refreshment with zero sugar, 100 calories, and 5% alcohol. It is available at retailers nationwide in 24 oz. cans where HARD MTN DEW is sold.

Hard Mountain Dew Code Red is a cherry-flavored malt beverage inspired by the classic Code Red. It was originally planned for release in February 2024 but was delayed until February 2025. It will be replacing Hard Watermelon in the variety pack starting next month.

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The same great taste and cherry kick of Mountain Dew® Code Red®, without the calories. The original, the one that started it all'Mtn Dew. Intense refreshment. Open a cold can of Diet Mtn Dew® and refresh your taste buds.

Code Red Mountain Dew was introduced in 2001 as a limited-edition flavor but gained popularity and became a permanent part of the Mountain Dew lineup. Its vibrant red color and distinctive flavor have made it a favorite among fans of the brand.

On March 27, the soda-turned-adult beverage company announced that it’s adding Hard Mtn Dew Code Red to its Hard Mtn Dew lineup in “all its cherry-citrusy deliciousness.”