Soft Drinks & Colas

Coca-Cola & Pepsi 🇺🇸 non-EU

The two colas that colonised every fridge on the continent.

• Kofola The Czech cola that outsells Coke on draught at home. Less sweet, more herbal. 🇨🇿
• Fritz-kola Hamburg-born, high caffeine, sold on stubbornness rather than advertising. 🇩🇪
• afri-cola German cola since 1931, back to its original recipe. 🇩🇪
• Cockta Slovenian since 1953, made with rosehip and eleven herbs. No caffeine, no phosphoric acid. 🇸🇮

Fanta & Sprite 🇺🇸 non-EU

Orange and lemon-lime, both Atlanta-owned.

• Almdudler Austria's national soft drink: alpine herbs, since 1957, still family-owned. 🇦🇹
• Sinalco Germany's oldest soft drink brand, 1902. 🇩🇪
• Bluna German orange soda with a cult following. 🇩🇪
• Fritz-limo Lemonades from the fritz-kola people, less sugar throughout. 🇩🇪

Snapple & AriZona 🇺🇸 non-EU

American iced tea, mostly sugar.

• Rauch Rankweil, Austria. Family-owned since 1919. 🇦🇹
• Pfanner Lauterach, Austria — the green cartons. 🇦🇹
• ChariTea Hamburg, fair-trade, funds social projects at source. 🇩🇪
• Nestea Nestlé brand, brewed in Europe — though the rights are split by region and Coca-Cola holds Nestea in some markets. 🇨🇭