Multiple outlets report that “dirty soda” has arrived in Brisbane and is becoming a permanent offering in the Valley. The drinks’ surge is linked to a viral craze that has origins in Mormon culture and broader social-media promotion. Coverage notes that customers are lining up for the beverage, with queues forming along the street as people seek to try it. The outlets describe the drink as the latest trend to reach Australia, drawing attention for its strong online following and its rapid spread from its earlier popularity elsewhere.
While the articles focus on the Brisbane rollout and the public response, they do not provide detailed information on pricing, exact store location, or the full composition of the drink beyond identifying it as “dirty soda” tied to the viral phenomenon. Overall, the reporting is consistent in stating that the drink moves from a novelty to a lasting local presence, driven by demand from customers willing to wait in line.
