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TA1LGUNN3R wrote:I know the original by AoG to be false because I have 210. I edited. Also I'm too lazy to count the rest so I'm shooting in the dark on this one.Army of GOD wrote:Army of GOD: 1610
Fircoal: 1340
the.killing.44: 1140
Metsfanmax: 920
mviola: 660
colton24: 190
TA1LGUNN3R: 210
wercool: 100
Leatherneck25: 100
hairy potter: 50
Haggis_McMutton wrote:Asia
* Mecca Cola, is sold in the Middle East, parts of Europe and North Africa.
* Pakola is a popular beverage from Pakistan.
* RC Cola was popular in the Philippines. RC was introduced to Israel in 1995 with the slogan "RC: Just like in America!" It is now available in Bangladesh.
* Thums Up is a popular cola brand in India.
* Campa Cola was India's most popular brand prior to the introduction of Pepsi and Coca-Cola to the Indian market in 1991.
* Zam Zam Cola, popular in Iran and parts of the Arab world.
* Parsi Cola, popular in Iran.
* Red Bull Cola, popular in Thailand.
Europe
* Afri-Cola, a German brand, had a higher caffeine content (about 25 mg/L) until the product was relaunched with a new formulation in 1999, and has it again since a second relaunch with the original formulation in April 2006.
* Barr Cola made by A.G. Barr (the makers of the popular Irn Bru drink) in the United Kingdom.
* Breizh Cola is a local brand from Brittany (France) it offers different and unique flavors like a cloves aroma, bottled in an original cider bottle.
* Cockta is a local brand from former Yugoslavia, originally produced by Slovenijavino company from Slovenia (then part of a Yugoslavia). A couple of years ago it was bought by Droga Kolinska. It is still popular in former Yugoslav republics, especially in Slovenia. It does not contain any caffeine.
* Cola Turka is a local brand in Turkey.
* Cuba Cola is the native cola of Sweden.
* In Denmark, the native Jolly Cola was more popular than Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola during the 1960s and 70s.
* fritz-kola is a cola soft drink from Hamburg, Germany. It uses the highest possible concentration of caffeine for beverages allowed by German law (25 mg / 100ml) and is available in most of Germany, as well as parts of western and central Europe.
* Kofola is the third best selling soft-drink in Czech and Slovak, behind Coca-Cola and Pepsi.
* Red Bull Cola has been available throughout Europe since 2008.
* Ubuntu Cola is a fairtrade cola from the United Kingdom available in parts of Western Europe.
* Virgin Cola was popular in the South Africa and Western Europe in the 1990s but has waned in availability.
* Vita-Cola is a German cola brand with a distinct citrus flavor; nowadays it is mostly sold in eastern Germany.
North America
* Royal Crown (RC Cola) is widely available in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Bangladesh.
* Big Cola (Big Cola) is sold in the northern parts of Mexico.
* tuKola and Tropicola are brands from Cuba (also sold widely in Italy)
* Fentimans Curiosity Cola, originating from the United Kingdom in 1905, is now sold across Europe and North America.
* Jones Soda also makes a cola, using cane sugar.
* Jolt Cola is sold by Wet Planet Beverages, of Rochester, New York. Originally, the slogan was "All the sugar and twice the caffeine." They dropped the slogan when they switched from cane sugar to high fructose corn syrup.
* Johnnie Ryan is a regional cola bottled in Niagara Falls, New York. Established in 1935, they make it with 100% cane sugar and also sell 22 other flavors.
* Polar Beverages of Worcester, Ma produces its own brand of cola under the Polar name
* Red Bull Cola has been available in the United States since 2008
South America
* Inca Kola is another brand that is now marketed in many countries by the Coca Cola group; it is the major cola in some South American countries. This bright yellow carbonated beverage is especially popular in Peru, which was once the heartland of the Inca (or Inka) Empire. Inca Kola was only recently bought by Coca-Cola.
* Schin Cola is a variety of cola produced in Brazil by Primo Schincariol.
Oceania
* Lava Cola (officially "Lava Cola - Vanuatu Kava Cola") is a cola produced in Vanuatu, and contains a kava lactone additive. It has a relaxing effect, and has been described as an "anti-energy drink".
These were all off the top of my head.
No seriously ...
Also, coke and pepsi.
Hey, i just thought of some more:Army of GOD wrote:Haggis_McMutton wrote:Asia
* Mecca Cola, is sold in the Middle East, parts of Europe and North Africa.
* Pakola is a popular beverage from Pakistan.
* RC Cola was popular in the Philippines. RC was introduced to Israel in 1995 with the slogan "RC: Just like in America!" It is now available in Bangladesh.
* Thums Up is a popular cola brand in India.
* Campa Cola was India's most popular brand prior to the introduction of Pepsi and Coca-Cola to the Indian market in 1991.
* Zam Zam Cola, popular in Iran and parts of the Arab world.
* Parsi Cola, popular in Iran.
* Red Bull Cola, popular in Thailand.
Europe
* Afri-Cola, a German brand, had a higher caffeine content (about 25 mg/L) until the product was relaunched with a new formulation in 1999, and has it again since a second relaunch with the original formulation in April 2006.
* Barr Cola made by A.G. Barr (the makers of the popular Irn Bru drink) in the United Kingdom.
* Breizh Cola is a local brand from Brittany (France) it offers different and unique flavors like a cloves aroma, bottled in an original cider bottle.
* Cockta is a local brand from former Yugoslavia, originally produced by Slovenijavino company from Slovenia (then part of a Yugoslavia). A couple of years ago it was bought by Droga Kolinska. It is still popular in former Yugoslav republics, especially in Slovenia. It does not contain any caffeine.
* Cola Turka is a local brand in Turkey.
* Cuba Cola is the native cola of Sweden.
* In Denmark, the native Jolly Cola was more popular than Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola during the 1960s and 70s.
* fritz-kola is a cola soft drink from Hamburg, Germany. It uses the highest possible concentration of caffeine for beverages allowed by German law (25 mg / 100ml) and is available in most of Germany, as well as parts of western and central Europe.
* Kofola is the third best selling soft-drink in Czech and Slovak, behind Coca-Cola and Pepsi.
* Red Bull Cola has been available throughout Europe since 2008.
* Ubuntu Cola is a fairtrade cola from the United Kingdom available in parts of Western Europe.
* Virgin Cola was popular in the South Africa and Western Europe in the 1990s but has waned in availability.
* Vita-Cola is a German cola brand with a distinct citrus flavor; nowadays it is mostly sold in eastern Germany.
North America
* Royal Crown (RC Cola) is widely available in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Bangladesh.
* Big Cola (Big Cola) is sold in the northern parts of Mexico.
* tuKola and Tropicola are brands from Cuba (also sold widely in Italy)
* Fentimans Curiosity Cola, originating from the United Kingdom in 1905, is now sold across Europe and North America.
* Jones Soda also makes a cola, using cane sugar.
* Jolt Cola is sold by Wet Planet Beverages, of Rochester, New York. Originally, the slogan was "All the sugar and twice the caffeine." They dropped the slogan when they switched from cane sugar to high fructose corn syrup.
* Johnnie Ryan is a regional cola bottled in Niagara Falls, New York. Established in 1935, they make it with 100% cane sugar and also sell 22 other flavors.
* Polar Beverages of Worcester, Ma produces its own brand of cola under the Polar name
* Red Bull Cola has been available in the United States since 2008
South America
* Inca Kola is another brand that is now marketed in many countries by the Coca Cola group; it is the major cola in some South American countries. This bright yellow carbonated beverage is especially popular in Peru, which was once the heartland of the Inca (or Inka) Empire. Inca Kola was only recently bought by Coca-Cola.
* Schin Cola is a variety of cola produced in Brazil by Primo Schincariol.
Oceania
* Lava Cola (officially "Lava Cola - Vanuatu Kava Cola") is a cola produced in Vanuatu, and contains a kava lactone additive. It has a relaxing effect, and has been described as an "anti-energy drink".
These were all off the top of my head.
No seriously ...
Also, coke and pepsi.
