Every Olipop flavor, as a can collector's checklist

You open the soda fridge and see a wall of Olipop cans in cream, cherry red and root-beer brown, and you have no idea which ones you already own. Olipop flavors come in three lines with the same names, so a checklist is the only way to keep track. And when you scan the colas, the next question is always: does Olipop have caffeine?

What is Olipop, and why collect it?

Olipop is a soda brand from Oakland, California, that sells its drinks in 12 fl oz cans and smaller Mini cans. The Olipop FAQ describes two main lines: an original refrigerated formula with 9 grams of fiber per can, and a shelf-stable line with 6 grams per can that you find in the soda aisle. The 7.5 oz Minis are a third line.

For a collector, that split matters more than the fiber number. The same flavor name can sit in two or three lines, each with its own can and its own barcode. A Vintage Cola from the fridge and a Vintage Cola from the soda aisle are two different cans to find.

Olipop is also a brand that adds and drops flavors. The shop page marks new and limited cans, and the older lineup has names you no longer see on it. That makes it a good brand to collect: a short list today, and a few cans that get harder to find every month.

Who owns Olipop

Ben Goodwin and David Lester founded Olipop in 2018, according to Wikipedia. They started it with $100,000 from the sale of their earlier drink brand, Obi. The company is private and based in Oakland.

In February 2025, Olipop raised $50 million at a $1.85 billion valuation, NBC News reported. J.P. Morgan Private Capital's Growth Equity Partners led that round, and Goodwin is the CEO.

The same report says PepsiCo and Coca-Cola approached the company about a sale in 2023, but Olipop has not been bought.

How to collect every Olipop flavor, step by step

Collecting Olipop flavors goes fastest when you treat each line as its own list. These steps work for one store run or a whole season of hunting.

1. Start with the shelf-stable 6g cans. They sit in the regular soda aisle, so most stores have them. The 6g line has 13 flavors on the shop page, including the limited ones.
2. Check the fridge for the 9g cans. The 9g line needs to stay cold, so look in the chilled drinks section, often near juice and kombucha. This line has the most flavors: 21 on the shop page.
3. Look for Minis in multipacks. The 7.5 oz Minis come in six flavors. They are a separate can size, so they are separate finds.
4. Scan each can before you open it. Open CanMog, tap Scan and point the camera at the barcode. Answer "Is it a can?" with yes, and the can goes on your Soda shelf.
5. Mark the limited cans first. Shirley Temple and Raspberry Sherbet carry a Limited label, so grab them when you see them. The rest of the lineup will still be there next week.
6. Write down what you skipped. A note with the store and the date tells you where to go back for a can you missed.

The part people get wrong

Most people treat a flavor as one can. In CanMog, one barcode is one drink, so the 9g Cherry Cola and the 6g Cherry Cola are two cans on your shelf if their barcodes differ.

A variety pack does not add a new flavor, but the cans inside it still count when you scan their own barcodes. Duplicates of the same barcode count once.

The full Olipop flavors checklist

The full Olipop flavors list below comes from the Olipop drinks page, read on October 24, 2026. Status means the label on that page: New, Limited, or no label for the regular lineup. Caffeine is from the Olipop FAQ and the product pages.

That is 24 flavors and 40 flavor-and-line combinations if you count every line a flavor appears in. The shop page also sells three variety packs (Classic Soda, Fruity Fun and Favorites), which hold cans from the list above.

Which Olipop cans have caffeine

Four Olipop cans have caffeine, and all of it comes from green tea extract, the Olipop FAQ says. Vintage Cola, Cherry Cola and Doctor Goodwin have 50 mg per can. The Vintage Cola product page gives that 50 mg for a 12 fl oz (355 mL) can.

Citrus Rush has 60 mg per can, and the Citrus Rush product page gives that number for a 355 mL can. Every other flavor is caffeine-free, so most of the lineup lives only on your Soda shelf.

The Minis are smaller cans, and the sources above give caffeine for the 12 fl oz size. For a Mini Vintage Cola, read the label on the can.

Tips to find the rare Olipop cans

Rarity in CanMog is about ownership: the fewer players own a can, the rarer it is. I pulled the owner counts from the CanMog database on October 24, 2026, and no player owns an Olipop can yet. The CanMog catalog does not know a single Olipop barcode either.

That means you cannot know the tier of an Olipop can in advance. The first players to scan each one set the count, and the tier follows the number of owners. The rarity rules explain each step, from Legendary at 1 or 2 owners to Common at 17 or more.

Three habits help you get the most from an open brand like this:

• Scan every line. A Vintage Cola in the 9g, 6g and Mini lines can be three separate first finds.
• Go for the limited cans early. Shirley Temple and Raspberry Sherbet may leave the shop page, and a can that leaves stores stays scarce on shelves.
• Check the new flavors. Caramel Apple and Pomegranate Sparkle are new, so fewer people have seen them in stores.

A rule for caffeinated sodas

A soda with known caffeine counts on the Energy shelf and also shows on the Soda shelf. So Vintage Cola, Cherry Cola, Doctor Goodwin and Citrus Rush can add to two shelf scores, and each shelf has its own place on the leaderboard. If you play mostly on the Energy shelf, those four are the Olipop cans to scan first.

How to measure your Olipop progress

Your progress is the number of different Olipop cans on your shelf, not the number of cans you bought. Use these signals to see where you stand:

• Flavor count: How many of the 24 flavors have you scanned at least once?
• Line count: How many of the 40 flavor-and-line combinations are on your shelf?
• Limited cans: Do you have Shirley Temple and Raspberry Sherbet before they leave the shop page?
• Caffeinated four: Are all four green-tea flavors on your Energy shelf?
• First finds: How many Olipop cans did you scan before any other player?

A workable test

Check your shelf once a week for a month. If your flavor count stops growing, change stores: the 9g cans live in the fridge and the 6g cans in the soda aisle, and many stores stock only one of them. A brand badge also tracks this for you, because the Brand Collector badge counts different cans of one brand at 5, 10 and 30 cans.

Common mistakes and edge cases

Olipop mistakes cost collectors finds and first-scan chances:

• Mistake: buying a variety pack for new flavors. The packs hold cans from the regular list. Check which flavors are inside before you count on a new one.
• Mistake: thinking the 6g and 9g cans are the same can. They are different lines with different barcodes. Scan both.
• Mistake: scanning a glass bottle or a fountain drink. CanMog counts cans only, and the app asks "Is it a can?" before it adds a drink.
• Mistake: expecting a tier before the first scan. Nobody owns an Olipop can in CanMog yet, so the tier of each can comes from the players who scan it.

Renamed and missing flavors

Citrus Rush used to be called Ridge Rush, the Olipop FAQ says. If you find an older Ridge Rush can, it has its own barcode and its own place on your shelf.

Some flavors are not on the shop page now. Wikipedia lists Pineapple Paradise in its flavor list and Cinnamon Cola in the 2018 launch lineup, and neither one appears on the drinks page on October 24, 2026. The sources do not say whether they are gone for good, so treat them as cans to watch for.

Your Olipop checklist and next steps

• Scan the 6g cans in the soda aisle first, because most stores carry them.
• Find the 9g cans in the fridge section for the biggest flavor list.
• Grab the limited cans: Shirley Temple and Raspberry Sherbet.
• Scan the caffeinated four for points on both the Soda and Energy shelves.
• Look for old cans like Ridge Rush and Pineapple Paradise in import and discount shops.

Every Olipop can is still open as of October 24, 2026, so your first scan can be the first scan of that can in the whole game. See how the shelves and tiers work on the home page, then get CanMog and start your Soda shelf.