Dragon Fruit

The Green Edition Dragon Fruit was bright, fruity and unmistakable. Red berry came first, followed by a little plum and a floral edge that made it taste different from anything else in the lineup. This was one of those flavors I could grab without thinking twice.

Taste notes

Red berry up front, a hint of plum, floral notes and an exotic-fruit finish.

I loved this one when it was easy to find, and losing it from the Green Edition lineup hurt. Seeing that green can again takes me straight back to the fridge full of old Editions. Who else loved and misses this flavor?

Release date

March 29, 2021

Discontinued date

January 1, 2025

Series

Green Edition

History

Released as the 2021 Summer Edition, then moved into the permanent Green Edition slot before eventually being replaced.

Replacement

Curuba Elderflower

Replacement notes

Replaced in the U.S. Green Edition slot by Curuba Elderflower.

Did it return?

No

Return notes

No confirmed U.S. return recorded here.

Exact day-level U.S. phase-out timing is not publicly established here; January 1, 2025 is used for the site counter.

Availability

Discontinued in the U.S.; this site uses January 1, 2025 as a normalized internal discontinuation date for the counter.

Packaging notes

Bright green Green Edition can with magenta Dragon Fruit flavor text. The approved master reference originates from the Cactus Fruit-labeled bible asset.

Rarity

RARE

Rarity notes

A discontinued permanent Edition that became increasingly difficult to find during the phase-out.

Where sold

Originally sold broadly in U.S. grocery, convenience and mass retail channels.