A list of colas that unfortunately have not yet found their way to my collection. Can you help me?
Category: Kenneth wants it
Famous Soda Co. Cola
Mother and son Julie and Michael Pillon initially wanted to make a lunch service for the working people with healthy food brought to the desk. They figured that they needed a soft...
Theonista Light Cola
South African Theonista is a small craft beverage company best known for its pioneering in kombucha. The company was founded in 2010 and now has a dozen different kombuchas but has also...
The Russian Cola Boom
When Pepsi and Coca-Cola withdrew from Russia on March 8, 2022 it left a huge gap in the market. Up until Russia’s attack on Ukraine in February 2022, The Two Big Ones...
Classic Selection / Combi Cola
In 1996 the global convenient store franchise 7-Eleven launched their own cola in USA, called Classic Selection Original Cola. Classic Selection was the American 7-Eleven’s own private label which already included bottled...
Top Cola (Angola)
Angolan Grupo Castel produces a series of soft drinks with exotic fruit flavors under the brand name Top. Among the flavors are passion fruit, coconut, and pineapple. In 2019 a cola was...
Okazaki Miso Cola
The company that gave us eel flavored cola has also gifted us a cola with miso. Miso is a a fermented soy bean paste that is used a lot in Japanese cooking. Kimura...
Nolinskaya Cola / Нолинская Кола
The Russian confectionary factory Nolinskaya (Нолинская) are specialising in cakes and cookies for long term storage. They are based in the town of Nolinsk, around 800 km west of Moscow. They also...
Tianfu Cola / 天府可乐
In February 2016 the old ‘national drink’ Tianfu Cola was relaunched to much fanfare in China. The drink had spent two decades in obscurity but back in the late 80s it held...
Bob’s-Cola
Good for thirst! was the simple catchphrase of Bob’s-Cola. Benjamin J. Frink from Atlanta, Georgia founded Bob’s Cola Company in 1940. During the war the production of the drinks happened in a...