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Austria's national soft drink: herbal carbonated lemonade made from Alpine herbs, called the national drink, natural herbal flavor, iconic and refreshing.
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South Africa
Appletiser
A South African sparkling apple juice from the Elgin Valley, 100% apple with no added sugar, a national and premium drink
United States
Arnold Palmer
A half-iced tea, half-lemonade drink, named for the golfer, served over ice.
Russia
Baikal
Байкал
Baikal is a Soviet-era Russian herbal soft drink made with extracts from Siberian herbs.
Bermuda
Barritt's Ginger Beer
Bermuda's traditional ginger beer produced since 1875; essential component of a Dark 'n' Stormy and enjoyed on its own; a Bermudian product
United States
Birch Beer
A sweet, carbonated soft drink flavored with birch bark or birch oil, similar to root beer but brighter.
Latvia
Birch Sap Lemonade
Bērzu sulas limonāde
Sparkling beverage made from fermented birch sap, a modern take on the traditional spring drink.
Borjomi, Georgia
Borjomi Mineral Water
Ბორჯომი
A naturally carbonated, strongly saline mineral water from volcanic springs, bottled since 1890 and drunk as a digestive remedy.
Romania
Borsec Mineral Water
Borsec
A naturally carbonated mineral water from springs in the eastern Carpathians, bottled since the 19th century.
Boston, United States
Boston Cooler
A Michigan specialty: vanilla ice cream blended with Vernors ginger ale into a thick, spicy float.
Mexico
Cebadina
A barley-based soft drink, sweet and mildly fizzy, from southern Mexico.
Algeria
Cherbet Mazhar
شربات مزهر
Orange-blossom water sweetened with sugar syrup and diluted into a pale, floral drink served at weddings.
China
Chin Chow Drink
仙草
Black grass jelly boiled from mesona leaves, chilled, chopped and served in its own lightly sweetened syrup as a cooling drink.
Sweden
Christmas Soda
Julmust
Non-alcoholic malt-based soft drink consumed during Christmas, outsells Coca-Cola in December in Sweden.
Bavaria, Germany
Club-Mate
Club-Mate is a carbonated Bavarian soft drink brewed from yerba mate, with caffeine, dry tea bitterness and a lightly sweet finish.
Denmark
Cocio
Danish chocolate milk, typically paired with pølser.
Slovenia
Cockta
Dark herbal soft drink developed in 1953 from rosehip, eleven herbs and lemon as a Yugoslav alternative to cola — no caffeine, no phosphoric acid.
Macao
Coke Boiled with Ginger
Ginger Coke
Coca-Cola boiled with ginger; a Macau specialty drink; the ginger adds warmth and spice to the cola; served hot; a comforting drink, especially in cooler weather; a unique Macau beverage; the ginger coke that is a Macau specialty.
Sri Lanka
Cream Soda
ක්රීම් සෝඩා
A bright green vanilla-flavoured fizzy drink that has been the country's default soft drink since the 1930s.
United Kingdom
Dandelion and Burdock
A dark, faintly medicinal soft drink flavoured with dandelion and burdock root, descended from a fermented medieval cordial.
Romania
Elderflower Drink
Socată
Elderflower heads fermented briefly with lemon, sugar and water into a lightly fizzy, faintly alcoholic summer drink.
Suriname
Fernandes
Brightly coloured fruit sodas bottled in Suriname since the 1940s, in flavours — green, red, orange — named by colour as much as fruit.
Somalia
Fiimto
A bright fruit drink mixed and served cold in Somali cafés and city markets.
El Salvador
Fresco de Chan
A Salvadoran strawberry lemonade with chia seeds, a summer and street classic
Venezuela
Frescolita
A Venezuelan strawberry-flavoured red soda, sweet and fizzy, a nostalgic national soft drink, often served at parties and with fast food.
Israel
Gazoz
גזוז
Soda water poured over fruit syrups and, in the revived market version, over fermented fruit, herbs and flowers layered in the glass.
Georgia
Georgian Lemonade
Ლიმონათი
Sweet carbonated fruit sodas in pear, cream, grape and feijoa flavours, sold in glass bottles and drunk with meals.
United Kingdom
Ginger Beer
A cloudy, fiery ginger drink originally fermented with a ginger beer plant, now mostly brewed and carbonated.
Sierra Leone
Ginger Beer
Ginga Bia
A fierce, homemade Sierra Leonean ginger drink made by boiling large amounts of fresh ginger root with water, sugar, and cloves, then chilling it; intensely spicy and sweet, it is the classic street refreshment.
Bahamas
Goombay Punch
A sweet pineapple-flavoured soda bottled in the Bahamas since the 1960s and drunk cold in glass bottles.
South Africa
Grapetiser
A South African sparkling grape juice, 100% grape with no added sugar, a national and premium drink
Brazil
Guaraná Antarctica
Brazil's iconic guaraná-flavored soft drink, sweet, pale brown and slightly fruity. A national soda served at barbecues, parties and everyday meals.
Brazil
Guaraná Soda
Guaraná
A sweet, caffeinated soft drink flavored with guaraná extract from Amazonian berries, one of the most popular sodas in Brazil.
Guyana
Guyanese Ginger Beer
Ginger beer
Guyanese ginger beer is a non-alcoholic infusion of fresh ginger, citrus and spices, sweetened and chilled.
Algeria
Hamoud Boualem
حمود بوعلام
An Algerian bottled soft drink, especially the Selecto caramel soda and citrus Hamoud varieties, sold in cafés and shops.
Indonesia
Happy Soda
Soda Gembira
Sweet soda drink with condensed milk, syrup, and sometimes ice cream, popular refreshing beverage.