Festa Cola
Festa Cola from Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo seems to have been launched in 2016. It is produced by the company Festa.
Uma Cola (Portugal)
The Portuguese capital group Domus Capital owns a number of Portuguese foods and beverage brands. In April 2021 they launched Uma Cola. Uma means one in Portuguese.
¾ oz. Cola Maison
The 2000s saw the rise of small distilleries that specialized in making spirits using ingredients that were both sustainable and of high quality. The two friends Alexandrine Lemaire and Hannah Palmer from...
Macarn Spicy Cola
Macarn is a line of organic mixers by the Danish Naturfrisk Group. The brand has been around since 2016 but it was not until July 2024 that a cola was added to...
Kingpin Kola, Bear ‘n Beaver Kola, Canada Cola
The company Double D Beverage Co. from British Columbia, Canada, was founded in 2005 by two British expats, Drayson and DeBanks. The company was established with the idea of creating “functional” beverages...
V Super Soda Cola
The Egyptian beverage manufacturer B7 Benefits was founded in 2020 by Mohamed Nour, a former Coca-Cola executive. According to their website their aim is to make healthy sparkling beverages that will boost...
Canadian Cola
Canadian Boisson is a Congolese beverage manufacturer owned by the the conglomerate Orbit Entreprises. It is unclear to me when the soft drink line was introduced. The Instagram account opened in September...
UMÀ Cola (France)
Paul and Simon are two Parisians who had an urge for delicious soft drinks without sugar and artificial coloring. Inspired by the craft soda wave in Berlin, the duo challenged themselves to...