This is a gallery of images of Mountain Dew
Designs 1940's-1969
The original Mountain Dew logo. Used from the beginning on glass bottles all the way until the 1969, when it was retired. It has recently made a comeback on Throwback's current packaging.
Contemporary Mountain Dew bottles.
Contemporary 10 oz. embossed bottle design. Photograph courtesy of Usasoda.com
Contemprary can design.
Add a photo to this galleryDesigns 1969-1980
This logo version had a pointed “D”, called the “Wave”, which was later removed. This logo ran for about 11 years before it was modified..
Contemporary 10 oz. bottle design.
Contemporary 16 fl oz. bottle design.
Contemporary 2-Liter bottle design.
Contemporary 1-Liter bottle design.
Contemporary can design.
Michigan rim can variation.
"Yahooo!" can variation.
"Hello sunshine" can variation.
Designs 1980-1991
This version of the logo was the same as before but the pointed “D” was changed. This logo ran for about 16 years until it was replaced. In 1991, it was made thinner and taller.
500 mL resealable can design.
Contemporary 12 oz. can design. Photograph courtesy of Usasoda.com
Alternate can design.
Contemporary 6.3 oz. "Trial size" can design. Photograph courtesy of Usasoda.com
Contemporary longneck bottle design.
Mountain Dew Southern 500 bottle variation.
"Give me a Dew!" can variation.
Designs 1991-1996
The logo was made thinner and taller than the version from before. This logo ran for about 6 years.
Contemporary 12 oz. can design. Photograph courtesy of Usasoda.com
Contemporary 12-pack design.
Skier man can variation.
Test logo designs, 1979-1980
This logo is seldom seen and could have been conceptualized about the same time as the “Reach for the Sun, Reach for Mountain Dew” or “Taste the Sunshine” campaigns.
Contemporary can design.
Designs 1996-1999
This logo, serving as somewhat of a bridge between the previous and the next, only ran for about 4 years, making it the shortest running logo (that wasn’t a test logo or limited run).
Contemporary can design.
1990's Eurasian designs
In the 1990's, Mountain Dew products in the UK and Asia began using this logo all the way up until it was discontinued in those countries due to low sales.
Contemporary can design. Photograph courtesy of Mtndewkid.com
1991 "Vintage" designs
In 1991, some Mountain Dew cans began using this logo, which had a different typeface and as well as a banner below the logo reading "THE ORIGINAL". Also, this logo was released in Japan and used for Dry Ginger.
Contemporary longneck bottle design. Photo by usasoda.com
Designs 1999-2005
This logo premiered in the 1999, and lasted until 2005. During this time, Code Red, Live Wire, Pitch Black, Baja Blast, and Blue Shock Freeze all entered the market, and thus used variations of this logo.
Mountain Dew Car longneck bottle variant.
Designs 2005-2009
Mountain Dew's label art from 2005 until 2009.
Mountain Dew's contemporary 20 oz bottle design.
Mountain Dew's 24 oz. bottle design from 2005 until 2009.
Mountain Dew's contemporary 12 oz can design.
Mountain Dew's previous 12 pack design
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Mountain Dew's 2 Liter bottle design from 2005 until 2009.
Mountain Dew's contemporary cup design.
Design for 8-pack of 12 oz. Mountain Dew bottles from 2005 until 2009.
Designs 2009-Present
The official Mountain Dew label art.
Current dome bottle design for regular Mountain Dew.
Official Mountain Dew Sidekick Bottle design.
Mountain Dew's 16 oz. Sidekick bottle design.
Mountain Dew's 16.9 oz bottle design.
Mountain Dew's current 24 oz bottle design.
Mountain Dew 1.5 liter bottle design.
Mountain Dew's current 2-Liter bottle design.
Current can design for regular Mountain Dew.
Mountain Dew's current 8-pack design.
Mountain Dew's current 12-pack design.
Mountain Dew's 20-pack design.
Mountain Dew's current 24-pack design.
Mountain Dew's 24-pack design during the Every2Minutes promotion.
Mountain Dew's current 30-pack design.
Mountain Dew's current 36-pack design.
Mountain Dew's 24oz can design
Mountain Dew's current 7.5 oz bottle design.
Mountain Dew's current 8 oz. can design.
Mountain Dew's current cup design.
Design for a 4-pack of Glass Mountain Dew bottles.
Mountain Dew's "Chill bottle" design.
Mountain Dew Freeze's label art.
Mountain Dew Freeze cup design.
Canadian release
Mountain Dew's Canadian 473ml "King Can" design.
Mountain Dew's Canadian 2 Liter bottle design.
Mountain Dew's Canadian can design.
Mountain Dew's Canadian 12-pack design.
Mountain Dew's Canadian 12-pack design during the Gear Up For Battle promotion.
Promotional artwork for Citrus Charge slurpee.
