Soft drinks from across Europe

by Udzu

15 comments
  1. Recently bumped into [this US-centric soft drinks post](https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/1663kgt/oc_three_companies_own_the_us_soft_drink_market/), shortly followed by [this frequently reposted (and frequently criticised) Europe map](https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/nvtl9m/soft_drinks_from_all_over_europe/), so thougt I’d have a go at improving it. Objections and rants welcome as always, as are any suggestions for the missing countries.

    **Update**: no, Fanta isn’t German and Sprite isn’t American. The names are, but the modern drinks were invented in Italy and Germany respectively. The original German Fanta was a whey and pomace drink, and the American Sprite brand was used for a few strawberry and orange drinks before being repurposed by Coca Cola.

  2. Faxe Kondi <3

    You guys don’t understand how good it is, sprite and 7up isn’t even in the same league.

  3. In Italy we have Cedrata, Spuma, Chinotto, Gassosa, Crodino, Sanbitter and all the beverages made by San Pellegrino. They are more worthy than Fanta honestly.

  4. Not sure why you wouldn’t include Bosnia and Herzegovina (Senzacija or Sky Cola comes to mind), especially when you had space for it (not sure why Scotland was included when it is part of the UK).

  5. If you haven’t had a Trocadero, you’re missing out on something magical

  6. KOFOLA 💪💪💪💪🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿🇨🇿❤️❤️❤️💥

  7. Shout out to Almdudler which I tried for the first time a few months ago. Wish we had it here.

  8. Slovenian Cockta is the only soda beverage that I like, it’s really good.

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