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.ch is the Swiss TLD. China is .cn
Fixed my comment, thank you!
Beer is everywhere. It’s one of the most “local” products pretty much everywhere in the world.
I love chinotto so much. They used to sell the San Pellegrino one here in the UK, but it got discontinued.
It’s great. Like a Campari and soda without the booze.
I personally can’t stand it, but chinotto is either you love it or you hate it.
Fun fact: the picture is for chinotto Neri, with the motto: chi beve neri, neri beve. (Literally “who drinks Neri, Neri drinks” but “Neri beve” sounds like ne ribeve “drinks it again”).
Zelita. It’s a banana flavored soda from Crete, Greece
Here in The Netherlands we have a drink called Cassis. It’s a soda made from fermented blueberries. It sounds more delicious than it is in reality, in my opinion.
Nah, it’s the best! Even the zero calories version tastes great! Hero Cassis ftw.
It’s a must
Julmust?
Yes
Iceland has Appelsin, which is like Tango before they took all the sugar out.
I have no idea how Icelandic folks feel about it, but while there on vacation my wife and I loved it.
this is the best drink
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritz-kola
Had some in Hamburg visiting friends , haven’t seen it in Spain but it’s exported to the rest of the EU.
Coffee-Cola was/is awesome!
Scotland: Irn Bru. Has outsold all others for over a century. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irn-Bru
A personal favourite of Michael Gorbachev if the old urban legend is to be believed.
Irn-Bru has long been the most popularly consumed soft drink in Scotland, consistently beating rivals such as Coca-Cola, Pepsi and Fanta, and reportedly sells 20 cans every second throughout Scotland.
Holy cow! That’s impressive. Man, I wish I could try it!
I love chinotto but so far italy was the only place i could get it consistently from. When i lived in hungary i had to go to a special import shop, in spain as well and in sweden right now i even asked a person whos from italy, and i couldnt even find it in one of those import places. From what i heard its because most people hate the taste of it so its only sustainable to sell it italy - shame.
Not in Europe, but in Canada every supermarket seems to have Brio at least.
Some italian restaurants have it. And those that do have consistently been good!
You mean in sweden? Ive looked in two of them but havent found them anywhere yet…
Cidona, it’s basically a non-Alcholic version of one of the biggest alcoholic apple cider brands in Ireland. A gateway drug.
I feel like red lemonade deserves a mention too.
Tizer?
No, I think that’s different. I think the commonest was TK but finches was the fancy one. Country spring was the giant bottle you’d expect at kids birthday parties.
Aah mb Tizer isn’t Irish! Ussd to see it a lot over there when I was younger.
Brit here.
Chinotto is goddamn awesome. Pls export more.
A Czech friend likes Kofola, a cola created in Communist Czechoslovakia, when Coca Cola wasn’t available there. Nowadays, Coca Cola is available, but Kofola still reigns supreme — when I visited her, I discovered that the majority of pubs that I visited had Kofola as their “house cola” on the tap. Coca Cola was often available, but in comparatively expensive bottles, because it was not the default
Kofola is life! ;-)
