New at NACS 2015: Beverages (Slideshow)

Pepsi will bring its craft soda 1893 to the cold vault in two flavors—ginger and original cola—after a short test run on fountains. Meanwhile, the company is “boosting” AMP Energy a new Wild Berry Cherry flavor containing vitamin C and growing the Mtn Dew Kickstart line with two new flavors: blueberry pomegranate and watermelon.

After adding l’Orange to the Perrier sparkling Water lineup last year, Nestle Waters sampled the new Green Apple flavor this year.

The latest additions to the Monster Energy lineup include several subcategories within the brand: Juice Monster Pipeline Punch (above), Java Monster Irish Blend and Monster Ultra Black.

Coca-Cola’s lineup of new products ran the gamut from carbonated to non-carb. Key among the introductions was Minute Maid Sparkling in Fruit Punch and Tropical Citrus flavors (above), PowerAde in Twisted Blackberry and Watermelon Strawberry flavors, and Sprite Tropical Mix.

Sparkling Ice continued to grow its flavor selection with a new black cherry flavor.

Snapple introduced two new twists on iced tea under the new Straight Up Tea brand: Sorta Sweet Honey Green and Sorta Sweet Rooibos.

Red Bull continues to grow its “colors” platform with two new flavors: Orange and limited-time Summer (kiwi)

MillerCoors’ entry in the hard-soda category, Henry’s Hard Soda, got its first trial in two flavors: Hard Orange and Hard Ginger Ale, which will roll out in January. Also coming from MillerCoors: Redds Cranberry Ale, Hard Ice Tea and Blueberry Ale in 16-ounce cans, due Feb. 1, 2016.