Kenneth's Colas – Page 12 – there is more than just one brand

ICA

The Swedish supermarket chain ICA runs 1.400 stores in Sweden and 600 stores in Norway. The company offers a variety of goods under its own name, including a line of soft drinks....

River

The supermarket chain ALDI has its own line of soft drinks named River. There is not much to say about River Cola other than it tastes like what you would expect from...

Alteza

Alteza is a Spanish private label that produces food products in pretty much every category imaginable; cheese, instant coffee, frozen pizzas and so on. The Alteza brand is owned by Acciona and...

afri cola

German Afri Cola has been around since 1931 and is known for its high caffein level of 25 mg per 100 ml.

Luma Cola

Luma Cola was produced by Californian Luma Soda in San Francisco in 2017-2019. The Luma sodas where sweetened solely with monk fruit and honey. Apparently it was too much of an acquired...

Regnbuevand

Regnbuevand was a Danish brand of sodas in various flavours. It was a private label by the Danish supermarket chain Brugsen and produced by the Danish beverage company Harboes. The private label...

EGO Cola

EGO Cola was an organic cola branded as a high quality soft drink and exclusively sold in bars and restaurants. It was produced by the Danish beverage company Harboes. The EGO Cola...

Selecto

This soft drink really does not belong on this site or in my collection as it is not made with kola. In Algeria, however, the drink competes with colas over market shares....

Cola Turka

Cola Turka was introduced June/July 2003 by Ülker, a Turkish food production company. The launch of a Turkish cola was a response to the American domination (Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola) on the cola...

Al-Aqsa Cola

Al-Aqsa Cola was a short lived cola from Denmark in 2003. The idea for the cola came from a Danish-born Palestinian with inspiration from Mecca Cola and Qibla Cola. The production seized...

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