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Real-Life Fallout Nuka Cola Quantum Announced
Fans have been asking for it for years, even more so after a Fallout-themed beer was recently announced. A real-life Nuka Cola is coming to stores.
Bethesda and Jones Soda Co., makers of craft sodas like their Peanut Butter and Jelly and Halloween-themed flavors, have teamed up to produce the first Nuka Cola Quantum soda. The soda will be available exclusively at Target stores starting November 10.
Raise your AP! Grab #Fallout4 AND @jonessodaco Nuka Cola Quantum - exclusively available from @Target on 11.10 pic.twitter.com/JWfsm8wzMZ
— Fallout (@Fallout) October 29, 2015
There’s no information hinting what the Nuka Cola Quantum will taste like, but going by series history, the original Nuka Cola recipe included your standard assortment of soda ingredients, along with 17 different fruits. The only historical difference between regular Nuka Cola and Quantum was the radioactive strontium isotope that gave it its bright blue glow. Oh, and there was the whole having twice the calories, twice the carbs, twice the caffeine, and twice the flavor thing – and pomegranate.
Want to know what other cool Fallout merch is available? Check out our brand new guide.
[Source: Fallout Twitter]
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