The company that owns the rights to Dr. Pepper is the Keurig Corporation. They also produce all Dr. Pepper in the US. They allow Coke to produce Dr. Pepper in Europe, but the parent company is still Keurig.
Agree. I tried so many forms of "blue coast" "coast of blue" "azure coast" "coast of azure", etc.
Also, not sure why "maggot" doesn't work (for the fly question, obviously).
Think the Dr Pepper one will start some arguments in a pub quiz... Snapple only make it in the U.S, Coca Cola make it and distribute it in Europe, and Pepsi make it in Canada and Asia...in some areas, Coke and Pepsi have bought the trade-mark, in other areas they lease it from Cadbury-Schweppes, so unsure who would actually own the product itself...if you own the trademark, do you own the product? ... I don't know... Instead, I'd ask about which soft drinks company has a museum in Downtown Waco, Texas....