RYSE Fuel Cream Soda Brings Diner Nostalgia to the Nootropic Can
RYSE Fuel's new Cream Soda flavor keeps the 200mg caffeine, Cognizin, and full nootropic stack in a classic soda fountain flavor.
RYSE Fuel Energy Drink Cream Soda just landed as the newest flavor in the RYSE Fuel lineup, and it's a change of pace from the licensed candy and drink collabs the brand usually leans on. Instead of a Ring Pop or a Kool-Aid tie-in, Cream Soda goes after a classic soda fountain flavor on its own merits.

The can slots into RYSE Fuel Energy Drink, the brand's flagship 16 fl oz Enny built around 200mg of natural caffeine and a nootropic stack most energy drinks skip entirely. Bevlab has covered the formula in depth before, most recently with the Popsicle Firecracker drop, and Cream Soda follows the same playbook: same core formula, new flavor identity.
If you've had a can of Fuel before, you already know what you're getting on the functional side. This one's about the flavor.
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Cream soda as a category typically leans on vanilla sweetness with a caramel-ish undertone, the soda fountain flavor most people associate with root beer's lighter cousin. RYSE's version is built to hit that same lane inside an energy drink can rather than a straight soda.
The can comes in RYSE's standard 16 fl oz (473mL) format, zero sugar, 5 calories, with natural and artificial flavors doing the work on taste. It doesn't carry a licensed brand name the way Popsicle Firecracker or Kool-Aid Tropical Punch do. It reads as an original RYSE flavor built to round out the lineup with something less candy-forward and more classic soda shop.
RYSE hasn't framed this as a limited seasonal run on its official product page, so it appears to be joining the roster as a standard flavor rather than a short-term drop. As with any new flavor, retail rollout takes time to reach every account that carries Fuel.
Quick Formula Check

Cream Soda runs the same core RYSE Fuel formula as the rest of the lineup. The label and the official product page both confirm the full nootropic stack carries over unchanged. For the complete ingredient science and dosing rationale, the RYSE Fuel Energy Drink product explainer has the full breakdown. Here's what's in the can:
- Natural Caffeine (200mg, from green coffee bean) - the primary stimulant, blocking the tiredness signal in your brain and driving alertness. Sourced from green coffee bean rather than synthetic caffeine anhydrous, though the effect on the body is the same.
- Cognizin Citicoline (250mg) - the branded nootropic that separates Fuel from a standard caffeine-only can, supporting the brain signaling behind focus and memory.
- L-Theanine (100mg) - smooths out caffeine's edge without killing the alertness, one of the better-studied pairings in the category at this ratio.
- N-Acetyl-L-Tyrosine (500mg) - helps your brain make dopamine under stress, useful for sustained focus during a demanding stretch of work or training.
- L-Carnitine (500mg) - supports fat metabolism and contributes to daily intake, sitting below doses used in dedicated recovery research but still a real inclusion.

- Huperzine-A (100mcg, from Huperzia serrata extract) - slows the breakdown of acetylcholine, extending the focus signal that citicoline helps build.
- Electrolytes - the nutrition panel lists 105mg potassium and 15mg sodium per can, a partial hydration contribution rather than a dedicated electrolyte dose.
- Other ingredients - carbonated water, citric acid, malic acid, natural flavors, sucralose, potassium citrate, acesulfame potassium, potassium sorbate, and sodium benzoate (both preservatives) round out the can.
How Cream Soda Fits the Fuel Lineup
Cream Soda is a departure from RYSE's usual licensed-nostalgia playbook, but it fits a lineup that already spans everything from Ring Pop Cherry to Popsicle Firecracker. Where those flavors lean on brand recognition, Cream Soda leans on a flavor category everyone already knows without needing a name attached to it. The live flavor list below shows where it sits alongside the rest of the current Fuel roster.
- Cream Soda (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Artic Berry (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Cherry Limeade (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Chicago Bulls Cherry Limeade (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Cotton Candy (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Frosted Lemonade (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Kool-Aid - Grape (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Kool-Aid - Tropical Punch (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Popsicle Firecracker (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Ring Pop Cherry (12 Cans: $29.99)
- RingPop (Berry Blast) (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Root Beer Float (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Sour Punch (Blue Raspberry) (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Sour Punch (Green Apple) (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Strawberry Squeeze (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Sunny D (Tangy Original) (12 Cans: $29.99)
- Variety (12 Cans: $29.99)
Where to Get RYSE Fuel Cream Soda
RYSE Fuel Cream Soda is rolling out through the same retail footprint that carries the rest of the Fuel lineup. The PricePlow-powered links on this page will show current availability and where to find it as it reaches more accounts.
This one's for anyone who wants the same Cognizin-backed nootropic stack RYSE built its reputation on, just in a flavor that doesn't need a licensing deal to make sense.
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