Category: Kenneth wants it

A list of colas that unfortunately have not yet found their way to my collection. Can you help me?

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.
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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.
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Zest Cola

Amigo Foods from Congo produces a line of juices and soft drinks under the name Zest. Their cola seems to have been introduced in 2020.
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Aquakola

Aquakola was a short lived line of soft drinks from Sonoma in California, USA. Initially launched in August 2016 as Aqua, and re-launched in summer of 2018 as Aquakola with a new...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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Vibez Cola

Mongolian Vitafit Group has been making juices since 1997. According to its Instagram profile, the company’s mission is to provide cheap soft drinks to Mongolians. In April 2024 they ventured into the...
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Goşa Çynar Kola & Kola Çynar

Goşa Çynar from Turkmenistan is a soft drink producer who manufactures two different colas with almost the same name. Kola Çynar is the newest of the two. It was introduced in March...
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