Late 60's & 70's middle TN.
KICK which was made by Royal Crown Cola.
The green bottle had a kicking mule on it, with the tagline: "KICK, like a Mule!"

Cactus Cooler. Southern California

Anybody remember Delaware Punch? Some kind of fruit combination. My wife, who started her RN career in 1970 says it was used by older MDs to boost electrolyte levels in hospitalized patients. Used as a quick fix rather than iv fluid. Before the Gatorade era I guess.

Around here in N.C it was grape or orange Nehi, Cheerwine, and a cherry flavored bottled drink that I can not remember the name brand.

Local was Shasta, it was canned nearby.

Dr. Browns Black Cherry soda to wash down my New York Knish at the Kosher Deli across the street from Yankee Stadium. Amazing what .50 cents would get ya! Pickle Rick.

shasta black cherry, denver.

I was a big fan of Yoo-Hoo as a kid. With orange Nehi as a close 2nd.

Nehi and Fanta, mostly, some Shasta.

Grape/Purple, Orange, and Strawberry/Red.

Southern US, 70s kid.

I would get Nehi Grape bottles out of the machine in the corner Gas Station's mechanic's bay on the way home from Elementary school.

I also completely and irrevocably associate eating Fried Chicken with Fanta Strawberry/Red because we had Church's, mostly, and they've always had it. I had Church's last week, got a Fanta Red.

Mission grape and orange in east Texas.

We drank any type sugary drink that complimented the great taste of Tom’s peanuts when added to the bottle. That combination was basic survival rations for free range country kids in East Texas.

My favorite in So. Florida was
Hires RootBeer in 1940's

Grape and orange Nehi plus non-fruit Vernors ginger ale. Grew up in Jackson Michigan area 1954 to 70

Shasta and Fanta. Liked the grape and orange. Sometimes had the lemon-lime, but more often that was Sprite.

I was on the border between Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Green River. I remember having it at a soda fountain in Chicago after hauling newspapers to the junkyard with my grandfather.

Grapico in Birmingham

Canfields Great Ginger Ale. Chicago 1950s.

Nehi, Shasta and Mello Yellow come to mind.

Only fruit flavored soda that I remember in our house growing up occasionally was Tahitian Treat. Haven’t seen it in years. I know there were others out there, but never did care for most.