Hypocritical commentary
What if the point was simply to merge the U and N together. So maybe it was intentional in that respect? Maybe not a great idea from an artistic point of view, but it is much more likely than a typo in my opinion.
so the company misspelled the logo on purpose so they wouldn't hav to waste money on there own?
Actually, it looks sort of like Sinlust with a leaf accent. I think it's evil, but it is delicious and refreshing. A lot of evil things are.
pete your a mong
I've searched and searched for a topic like this. I also discovered the mistake on the logo a couple years ago. I was practicing my handwriting, so I noticed the can one day and saw the U was missing an extra stick/curve at the end, so it appeared to be an I instead. I told my mom and friends, and they finally saw it after I wrote it myself on a paper. Nice to know someone else observes things like that besides me!
i saw that last night! no one believes me that it says sinkist. nice to know someone else noticed 
It was interesting reading this blog but it seems obvious to me that it was intentional. I noticed that it looks like sinkist because on the bottle it has a drop of orange liquid above the start of the u, making it look even more like an i. If you look at the beginning of the i at the end and the start of the u, you can see the lip at the beginning of the u, distinguishing it from the i as a u. This seems to me like an obvious attempt to merge the u and n. The question is if it was deliberate or that no-one in the company realised it could be misinterpreted this way (easy enough to miss).
I'm pretty sure it's intentional that they merged the U and the N together. I noticed it right away and I liked it.
I know this blog is pretty old but I just happened upon it. The merging of the two letters has always been that way. Look up any vintage t-shirt or memorabilia from the 70's and it's like that. It is a little bit more noticeable on the redesigned cans though. It was just a play on letters and I'm quite certain there was no menacing ploy behind it.
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