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Summary
The story of how one soft drink decimated an entire town.
Nuka Pink Mist was a cotton candy flavored energy drink manufactured by Nuka Cola between 2066-67. It was discontinued amid controversy after being linked to various high profile violent crimes.
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Marketed as a study aid for teenagers and young students, it contained a list of 25 ingredients, including high levels of caffeine, Taurine and the controversial additive "Occidorine" which is around 200 times as sweet as sugar. After evidence emerged that the beverage was highly addictive, Nuka had to put warning labels on bottles advising customers not to drink more than 2 bottles a day.
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Sold in a clear bottle with a pink label, the liquid itself was a bright pink color which turned the lips pink upon drinking. Nuka originally used the image of the pink-lipped drinker as a marketing gimmick but quickly dropped this image after negative associations began to surface in the press.
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