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IRN-BRU |
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Glasgow and the surrounding area. There's no
question about it: Irn Bru is one-of-a-kind. Its orange colour reminds
the consumer of orange soda, but not exactly; it also possesses a sort
of deep, zesty hue that recalls shades of rust, or wine. The initial
smell is clean and cool, and vaguely reminiscent of tangerines |
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DIET IRN-BRU |
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Glasgow and the surrounding area. There's no
question about it: Irn Bru is one-of-a-kind. Its orange colour reminds
the consumer of orange soda, but not exactly; it also possesses a sort
of deep, zesty hue that recalls shades of rust, or wine. The initial
smell is clean and cool, and vaguely reminiscent of tangerines
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Lucozade |
Lucozade Energy is an energy drink
containing glucose syrup and
caffeine. First manufactured in
England in 1927 as Glucozade, the
name changed to Lucozade in 1929. It
was initially marketed as an aid to
convalescence. For many children
Lucozade was seen as a special treat
to offset the discomfort and
distress of illness. For others it
was less welcome than the illness.
It was sold in glass bottles with a
yellow cellophane wrapper. The brand
is still marketed this way in
Africa, claiming to aid recovery
from numerous conditions as diverse
as measles and colds. It tastes
slighly different to the British
version.
In the 1980s Lucozade was re-branded
as an energy drink, and the original
packaging was changed to
polyethylene terephthalate (PET)
bottling.
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Coca
Cola |
Coca-Cola is a carbonated cola
soft drink, produced by the The
Coca-Cola Company (NYSE:KO) of
Atlanta, Georgia. The beverage is
widely referred to as Coke, a
nickname eventually trademarked by
the company. Coke is one of the
world's most recognizable and widely
sold commercial brands.
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Sprite |
Sprite is a clear, lemon-lime-flavored,
non-caffeinated soft drink, produced
by the Coca-Cola Company. It was
introduced to the United States in
1961. It came from Germany and first
was called Fanta Klare Zitrone
("Fanta Clear Citrus"). The
trademark was later
reconceptionalized as Sprite. This
was Coke's response to the
popularity of 7 Up, which had begun
as "Lithiated Lemon" in 1929. It
comes in a primarily green and blue
can or a green transparent bottle
with a primarily green and blue
label. Currently, Sprite is sold in
over 190 countries.
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Fanta |
Fanta,
sometimes referred to as
Bamboocha, is a soft drink brand
produced and distributed by the
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.. It was
originally made from by products of
cheese and cider production, since
Coca-Cola was not able to be sold in
Nazi Germany due to shipping
problems after the British and
French declarations of war in late
1939. The Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
(Germany) produced Fanta Orange in
order to keep profits in the country
during the war. After World War II,
Fanta was introduced to America by
Coca-Cola, and in 1960 they bought
the trademark. Fanta Orange is the
most popular Fanta flavour, available
in 180 countries. In terms of
volume, Brazil is the largest
consumer of Fanta in the world..
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Lime -
Blackcurrant Jucee |
Jucee is the No 1 selling squash in the Independent
sector, selling more than Robinsons Full Sugar
Squash.
It’s Jucee’s great value that sets it apart from
other squashes and it’s Jucee’s great taste that
makes it a firm family favourite.
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Schweppes |
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The first soft drink can be traced as far back as
the late 1700s. Jacob Schweppe is credited with
perfecting his process for manufacturing the world's
first carbonated beverage, mineral water. A jeweler
by trade, his interest in science led him to the
novel art of infusing water with carbon dioxide. As
he experimented, he gave away the bubbly water.
Eventually, Schweppe began charging a small fee for
the water and thus J. Schweppe & Company was born.
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Schweppes Slimline Tonic |
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A slimline version of
the classic accompaniment to Gin. These are sold as
cases of 24 bottles. |
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Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice |
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Energy 207kJ/49kcal,
Protein trace, Carbohydrate 11.7g, Fat nil, Vitamin
C 30mg (50% Recommended Daily Allowance).
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