Asahi Soft Drinks - Products

Products

Asahi Soft Drinks produces a large number of drinks, including the following:

  • Benifūki Ryokucha (green tea, limited release)
  • Bireley's (バヤリース)
    • Bireley's Orange
    • Bireley's Apple
    • Bireley's Sarasara Tomato
    • Bireley's Bottle Breakfast series
  • Cafeo (a café au lait)
  • Dodekamin (vitamin drink)
  • Fauchon (a black tea)
  • Fiber 7500
  • Fine Straight Tea
  • Gyugyutto Shimikomu Collagen Water (a "diet" water containing collagen)
  • Ichigeki (sports drink)
  • Ikkyūchappa Ūroncha (Oolong tea made from top grade leaves)
  • Jūrokucha (十六茶, a blend of 16 teas)
  • Kōcha Pūarucha (a pu-erh tea)
  • Kuchidoke Cocoa ("kuchidoke" means "melts in your mouth", only sold during winter)
  • Kuromugicha (a rye tea)
  • Mitsuya Cider
  • Sansōsui (oxygen water)
  • Super H²O (sports drink)
  • Tōchō Ūroncha (Oolong tea sold at 7-Eleven stores)
  • Vanadium Tennen Mizu (natural mineral water containing vanadium)
  • Wakamusha (若武者, meaning "young samurai," a green tea)
  • White Milk Tea
  • Wilkinson
    • Ginger ale (dry and golden)
    • Tonic water
  • Wonda (canned coffee)
    • Wonda Morning Shot
    • Wonda Shot & Shot 69
    • Wonda 100-nen Black

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