It tastes good, but I don't like the design of the can. Late last year Pepsi came out with these aluminum bottles that featured all kinds of old school logos and designs. I wish they had used those instead of pushing this 70s campaign they are doing now.

Damn, I wish I had kept some of those bottles too. I should have realized there was no commercials for these bottles and that maybe it was a market test or something.

Wow, I thought it was just our area that wasn't carrying it. All I can find here in Austin are a few random cases of Mountain Dew Throwback (conveniently marked "clearance" at $4.59!!!) but not a sign of Pepsi Throwback anywhere. I told my wife this weekend that it's probably for the best that I can't find it since I'd probably love it and then they stop making it. Even so, I wish they'd stop the freakin' advertising campaign if no one is going to sell the darn stuff!!!

On a different note, I'm in the food business and believe it or not the trend now days is AWAY from corn sweeteners and TOWARDS using cane sugar again. With the increased price of corn (can you say "ethanol"?) it has actually become cheaper for many food products to begin using cane sugar again. Add that it appears more "natural" than using more processed corn sweeteners and many companies get a bump in their sales as a result. Look at any of the new organic drinks on the market and they will all have cane sugar instead of HFCS.

Personally, I'm waiting for Coke to come back again with REAL Classic Coke (using cane sugar) so I can stop buying imported Mexican bottles of Coke using the same.

My first thought was "Oh, good - it's not just me". In fact, I was talking about that to my daughter just this evening. Like Ian, I'm starting to believe they're deliberately making it difficult to find so it can be declared a failure.

Good i thought i was the only one who couldnt find it, here in the chicago area. Tried Target and a few of the local grocery chains and keep turning up empty handed

I love Pepsi Throwback! I live in the southwest and our local stores sold out quickly and the stores didn't want to restock it, so my family and I drove 2 hours to Pueblo and stocked up!

I think its a conspiracy to not sell that well so they don't keep it permanently.

The High Fructose Corn Syrup sodas are much cheaper to produce. I'm in NYC and have only seen in it Westchester, thus far...

I love the new Pepsi and Mountain Dew Throwbacks. I'm hoping if enough people keep buying it, they'll keep it around. Down with HFCS!