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Poland has oranżada, soft drink of orange taste. Its also available in a powder form. Also this photo from Wikipedia goes hard:

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 adore chinotto its absolutely delicious

(Not european) South Africa: granadilla twist/lemon twist - both just a passion fruit/lemon flavoured soda but they're delicious

UK: Irn Bru, a Scottish drink with a secret recipe that tastes like flavour (honourable mention for Iron Brew, a South African drink that is also delicious but does not taste remotely like Irn Bru)

Beer is everywhere. It's one of the most "local" products pretty much everywhere in the world.

Surprised that Club-Mate hasn't been mentioned yet, I'm not German so I didn't discover it till more recently but I quite like it, not as sugary as other drinks

Australia has bundaberg ginger beer which is good shit. Nice and spicy.

Dandelion and Burdock, originating in the British Isles. Traditionally made from fermented dandelion, and burdock roots.

I think it tastes sort of similar to root beer.

We have Irn Bru and it's made from girders.

It also has some of the most amazing Adverts

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faxe_Kondi

Faxe Kondi in Denmark. It is citrus, less sweet than Sprite and available sugar free. I like it and will miss it when I move out of Denmark.

Rivella, a Swiss soda produced from milk whey.

And nothing special about the Migros Ice Tea, it is an Ice tea, but it is the best tasting one in the world and a casus belli for war in Switzerland (yeah, the only reason we have to fight).

In Austria we have Almdudler

America here.

• Loganberry Juice
• Root beer
• Cheer wine

We have Orangina here in France, it's an orange soda with pulp and very horny ads for some reason

The Austrians have Almdudler, the Suisse have Rivella and the French have Orangina. I am chugging that stuff whenever I can get my hands on it.

Then there's Japan, with too many to list. Calpis is one of my favourites.

Dont know if Norway have that much unique sodas, but two of my favourites are Flux Soda. Vanilla with a citrus hint, and a cool name. And Pink Panter Special a fruit soda with mostly pear taste and a pink color.

Trocadero, a soda with orange and apple flavour from Sweden. They released a zero sugar version which is now called Trocazero.

[Slavs trampling each other in order to be the first one to yell "kvass"]

Hungary has Traubi soda which is made of grape juice.

In Soviet times we also had the Bambi (yes, like the deer) soft drinks in various fruit flavours, which also had a characteristic tar flavour, that (as I just learnt), contrary to popular belief wasn't because tar was one of the ingredients, but because they used expired orange oil. When the drink was reintroduced in recent times, some older customers said they missed that nostalgic tar flavour O.o (+ Bonus racist vintage ad poster from the '40s-'50s in that article.)

In my new home in Scotland we have Irn Bru, which has a strong metallic tutti-frutti flavour which I personally hate, but the locals love it 😬

As an American, this post has only reinforced for me how shitty it is here.

Cidona, it's basically a non-Alcholic version of one of the biggest alcoholic apple cider brands in Ireland. A gateway drug.

Slovenian Cockta is pretty good. Also, lots of opportunities for dick jokes.

Kofola from the Czech Republic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kofola

Fritz Honey Melon and Paulaner Spezi are both absolutely goated

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.

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.

Scotland: Irn Bru. Has outsold all others for over a century. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irn-Bru