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Pepsi is a carbonated cola developed by North Carolina pharmacist Caleb Bradham and originally sold in the 1890s under the name Brad's Drink. It was subsequently renamed Pepsi-Cola and became the flagship soft-drink brand of the company now known as PepsiCo. The beverage contains sweeteners, caramel...

Coca-Cola Cherry is a carbonated cola flavored with cherry and produced by The Coca-Cola Company. It was introduced in the United States in 1985 under the name Cherry Coke, although consumers and soda fountains had mixed cherry syrup with Coca-Cola long before the packaged product appeared. The drin...

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar is a carbonated cola produced by The Coca-Cola Company without sugar and with negligible calories. The product originated as Coca-Cola Zero in 2005 and was renamed and reformulated as Coca-Cola Zero Sugar in many markets beginning in 2017, with later recipe changes varying by re...

Thums Up is an Indian cola brand introduced in 1977, after the withdrawal of Coca-Cola from the Indian market. It was developed by the Chauhan family, associated with Parle, and became part of The Coca-Cola Company's portfolio after an acquisition in 1993. The drink is distinguished within the cola...

The Coca-Cola versus Pepsi rivalry represents a long-standing contest between two dominant beverage brands in the United States. Beginning with strategic marketing tactics like the “Cola Wars” and consumer preference tests such as the Pepsi Challenge, this competition has shaped the soft drink indus...

Coca-Cola Vanilla is a vanilla-flavored version of Coca-Cola introduced in 2002. It retains the carbonated cola base while adding a distinct vanilla aroma and sweetness, resembling the long-standing practice of adding flavored syrup to fountain cola. The product was discontinued in some markets and...

Pepsi Wild Cherry is a cherry-flavored cola sold under PepsiCo's Pepsi brand and introduced in 1988. It combines the standard character of Pepsi cola with an added cherry flavor, placing it among the company's longest-running flavored cola extensions. The drink is intended for consumers who want a f...

Diet Coke is a low-calorie carbonated cola introduced by the Coca-Cola Company in 1982 as the first product extension to use the Coca-Cola trademark. Despite its name, it was developed with a flavor formula distinct from the standard Coca-Cola recipe rather than simply replacing that drink's sugar w...

Fernet con Coca is an Argentine highball made by combining cola with fernet, most commonly the bitter herbal amaro Fernet-Branca, and serving it over ice. The drink is especially associated with Córdoba, where it became deeply embedded in social and nightlife culture before spreading throughout Arge...

Pepsi Zero Sugar is a carbonated cola made by PepsiCo without sugar or calories. In the United States, the product was renamed from Pepsi Max to Pepsi Zero Sugar in 2016; its formulation has used the artificial sweeteners aspartame and acesulfame potassium. It is intended for consumers seeking a Pep...

Boylan Cane Cola is a carbonated cola produced by Boylan Bottling Company and sweetened with cane sugar. The company traces its history to pharmacist William Boylan, who began selling birch beer in New Jersey in 1891 before the range expanded to other traditional soda flavors. Cane Cola is distingui...

Fernet and Coke is a cocktail that pairs the bitter Italian amaro Fernet-Branca with cola, typically served over ice as a long drink. It is the global version of Argentina's Fernet con Coca, a widely popular preparation in that country. The combination is often consumed as a digestif. Proportions va...

Fentimans Cherry Tree Cola is a botanically brewed cola produced by Fentimans, a UK-based beverage company established in 1905 in Northumberland, England. The drink is made through a traditional fermentation process using botanical ingredients and cherry flavoring, distinguishing it from conventiona...

Karma Cola is a craft soft drink brand founded in New Zealand in 2012. The company distinguishes itself by sourcing biodynamic cola nuts directly from farming communities in Sierra Leone. Through a fair-trade model, a portion of the revenue from every bottle sold is reinvested into infrastructure an...

RC Cola, or Royal Crown Cola, is an American cola first developed in 1905 by Claude Hatcher in Columbus, Georgia, and was the first cola to be sold in cans and the first to introduce a diet cola variant in 1958.

Cuba Libre is a refreshing cocktail combining white rum, cola syrup, and freshly squeezed lime juice, traditionally served over ice in a tall glass – its name originating from the Cuban capital during U.S. occupation.

Diet Pepsi is a sugar-free, caffeinated cola produced by PepsiCo and introduced nationally in the United States in 1964. It uses non-sugar sweeteners to provide a low-calorie alternative to regular Pepsi while retaining the carbonation, acidity, and cola flavor associated with the brand. It was amon...

Pepsi Vanilla is a vanilla-flavored cola introduced by PepsiCo in 2003. Its launch coincided with Coca-Cola's introduction of Vanilla Coke, placing the two products in direct competition within the flavored-cola market. The drink combines the standard Pepsi cola profile with vanilla flavoring and is...

Jolt Cola is an American cola introduced in 1985 by C.J. Rapp. The brand was built around a high-caffeine formula marketed as containing twice the caffeine of mainstream colas, distinguishing it from the standard soft drinks that dominated the market at the time. It is historically associated with t...

The Batanga is a Mexican tequila highball made with cola, fresh lime juice, and salt. It is associated with La Capilla bar in Tequila, Jalisco, where Don Javier Delgado Corona is credited with creating the drink in the 1950s. The drink is built over ice, usually in a salt-rimmed glass, and combines...

Double Cola is an American carbonated cola brand established in 1933 in Chattanooga, Tennessee. It became known for selling a 12-ounce bottle at a time when major competing colas were commonly sold in smaller 6- or 8-ounce containers. The brand belongs to the regional and heritage segment of the sof...

Campa Cola is an Indian soft-drink brand originally launched in 1977 by the Pure Drinks Group. It became part of the history of India's cola market during the period when Coca-Cola withdrew from the country, and the brand later disappeared from widespread attention. Reliance Consumer Products, a sub...

Pepsi Mango is a flavored cola that combines Pepsi's standard cola profile with mango flavoring. Introduced in the United States in 2021, it was sold in both regular and zero-sugar versions and formed part of Pepsi's broader use of fruit flavors in cola products. The drink is for soft-drink consumer...

Charro Negro is a Mexican mixed drink made by combining tequila and cola, commonly with lime. It is often served over ice, and the lime may be squeezed into the drink or used as a garnish depending on the preparation. The drink has the same basic two-ingredient structure as a rum and cola, but tequi...

Faygo Cola is a cola-flavored carbonated soft drink produced by Detroit-based Faygo Beverages, Inc., a company founded in 1907 by Russian immigrant brothers Ben and Perry Feigenson. The brothers originally adapted their cake frosting recipes to create fruit-flavored sodas before expanding into cola...

Jack and Coke is a highball made by combining Jack Daniel's Tennessee whiskey with Coca-Cola, usually served over ice in a glass. The drink pairs the whiskey's oak and caramel notes with the cola's sweetness and carbonation, and may be finished with a lemon or lime wedge. It is a simple preparation...

Rum and Coke is a highball made by mixing rum with Coca-Cola and serving the combination over ice. When lime juice is added, the drink is commonly called a Cuba Libre, a name associated with Cuba and the early twentieth century. The recipe can use light, gold, or dark rum, so its color and flavor de...

Zevia Cola is a carbonated soft drink made by Zevia. The regular cola version contains no sugar and is listed by the company as having zero calories; its ingredients include carbonated water, natural flavors, stevia extract, tartaric acid, caffeine, and citric acid. It is intended for people seeking...

Shasta Cola is an American budget-priced cola produced by the Shasta Beverages brand, which was founded in 1889 in California and became widely recognized for selling affordable store-brand-style sodas.