A score of mine from around the world: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3465/...5ab4cd70_o.jpg

Fanta Melon is my crack, I have it shipped from Japan when I have a craving if any IAH flyers want to grab me some let me know :D. Whenever I go outside the US I make it a point to find a local 7-11ish type store and see what kind of weird soda they stock.

Nice stash..

That Fanta Melon looks pretty sweet.^

inca Kola is like yellow big red.

Have you tried that Pepsi? I remember when it was released and really didn't like it. Have you tried the other limited edition Japanese Pepsi?

Have you tried this Fanta? I always drink it when I'm in Japan, its one of my favourites.
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A Slovenian classic
 

Vimto
 

http://www.chinesemasterchef.co.uk/images/vimto.jpg

Vimto is a soft drink originating from the United Kingdom. It was first manufactured as a health tonic in cordial form, then decades later as a carbonated drink. It contains the juice of grapes, raspberries and blackcurrants (in a 3% concentration), flavoured with herbs and spices. The original recipe was invented in 1908 by (John) Noel Nichols.

Vimto has also been made into a sweet and an ice lolly. It is available both as 'packaged goods' - i.e., in cans and bottles via retail outlets—or as a dispensed soft drink—i.e., a draught drink in pubs, clubs and restaurants.

Irn Bru
 

Scottish Hangover cure so says Billy Connoly.

http://www.homecomingscotland2009.co...n-bru-logo.jpg

Vimto is nice.

It's possibly also the only soft drink that's an anagram of vomit...

The Pepsi was different, not horrible but alright. I have not had that Fanta though, I had a flight to Osaka booked, but decided to route a different way on an upcoming trip, and I would have tried it.

Also I got this at HKIA in 2009 and always wondered whether it's genuine.

Certainly no Austrian Brew, but after all the "original" came from somewhere in Asia?

http://img600.imageshack.us/img600/9...8579590758.jpg

Ironically, apparently I never wondered enough until today :D

After having a look at Wikipedia I found that this appears to be in fact Krating Daeng "the basis for the creation of the best selling energy drink in the world, Red Bull"

That reminds me: About 10 years ago I used to LOVE "Lipovitan B3" - haven't seen it in Germany (or anywhere else) for years...
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...povitan_B3.jpg

Looking this up, I just found that it's being sold in California and can be ordered online in the US (in a differently designed can though, wonder if the content is the same) - has anyone tried it? Maybe worth ordering a case when I'll be there later this month...

What about chile's entries Bilz and Pap?

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And Colombia's Postobon Manzana. Cos apples are bright pink right?

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Also from Postobon, La Colombiana, which is identical to Pap

http://www.tualimentacioninternacion.../images/14.png

but this isn't Baccus-D It looks like it could be quite similar.

Just wanted to give another mention to Chinotto, basically unsweetened cola, which I find totally foul despite having grown up in Italy.

Spezi in Germany - ready mixed Cola and Fanta orange. My children love it so when we are in a fast food place where you serve your own drink they always make it.

Pepsi and Coke sell ready it ready mixed.

Amazing post! I love drinking softdrinks...I didn't know that there are different kinds of sodas around the world. I'm really learning a lot here.