List of Soft Drinks By Country - Germany

Germany

  • Afri-Cola (cola with a high caffeine (25 mg/100ml) level)
  • Apfelschorle (carbonated mineral water and apple juice)
  • Bionade (lemonade-like non-alcoholic soft drink)
  • Bluna (an orange soft drink)
  • Brottrunk (traditional healthy beverage made from bread, much like kvass)
  • Capri-Sonne (many flavours of juice sold in silver pouches)
  • Club Cola (introduced in 1967 in East Germany)
  • Deit (lemonade)
  • Effect (energy drink)
  • Fanta (line of fruit-flavoured drinks, available around the world)
  • Gerolsteiner (a naturally–carbonated mineral water)
  • fritz-kola
  • Hermann-Kola (brand of cola with a high level of caffeine)
  • K-Fee (coffee and energy drinks)
  • Karamalz (caramel or lemon-flavoured soft drink)
  • Libella
  • Mezzo Mix (orange-flavoured cola from Coca-Cola)
  • Premium-Cola (line of sodas made in protest of changes to Afri-Cola)
  • Red Thunder (carbonated energy drink from Aldi)
  • Rhino's Energy (energy drink)
  • Schwip Schwap a half-orange lemonade/half-cola drink by Pepsi (like Spezi)
  • Sprite (Coca-Cola Company)
  • Sinalco (lemonade)
  • Spezi the original half-orange lemonade/half-cola drink by Brewery Riegele

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