McDonald’s (MCD) plans to test a line of new premium drinks like “dirty sodas” and Creamy Vanilla Cold Brews at hundreds of U.S. restaurants in September, The Wall Street Journal’s Heather Haddon reports. “The trends are all pointing in the same direction, and we can say that’s driven by Gen Z,” said Charlie Newberger, head of McDonald’s beverage and dessert offerings. McDonald’s will introduce around 10 drinks in roughly 500 McDonald’s restaurants concentrated in Wisconsin and Colorado.
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