[Slavs trampling each other in order to be the first one to yell “kvass”]
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It looks and reads disgusting
see, I’m not a fan of it, but now we’ll have to throw hands
It does not taste like wet bread if that’s what you are afraid of. Also not like nonalcoholic beer. It’s kind of hard to describe it, but it is a normal / not too weird tasting drink. Quality and taste varies quite a bit between different brands.
There are also many that are not true kvass, but drinks with kvass flavouring so that’s another thing to keep in mind.
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I drank it straight from an old soviet tank sold in a parking lot. It tasted exactly like I expected.
Australia has bundaberg ginger beer which is good shit. Nice and spicy.
In Austria we have Almdudler
Trocadero, a soda with orange and apple flavour from Sweden. They released a zero sugar version which is now called Trocazero.
Tried Trocazero recently, I usually hate zero sugar soda, but this one was pretty good!
Jag gissar på något inom IT, btw.
Stämmer gott och väl
IT arbetare och Lemmy
Nämn en bättre kombo Det går inte
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).
I still remember the Dutch slogan for Rivella: “A bit strange, but tasty!” (“Een beetje vreemd, maar wel lekker!”)
True people drank Mivella. It tasted way better.
The new thing in Switzerland is El Tony Mate. It’s so popular that Lidl and Aldi introduced their own versions.
I do drink a lot of El Tony Mate in bars that have very few non alcoholic choices. It is very nice.
I was wondering what it tastes like. It’s 35% whey according to Wikipedia, so I’m guessing that for “original” /“plain”, it’s watered down whey flavored? Seems like there are lots of flavors of it too.
Red, Blue, Green, Refresh, Grapefruit, Mint (Switzerland); Yellow, CLIQ Peach, CLIQ Rhubarb, Elderflower (Switzerland, discontinued); Original, Green tea, Cranberry, Pineapple, Raspberry (Netherlands)
I honestly cannot describe the taste, except that “it’s good”
I only drink the red one (and pretty rarely) so I can’t tell for the others.
Since moving to Switzerland a year ago I fell in love with ice tea. But I just buy the cold brew tea from Aldi and add a bit of sirup, mint and lemon rind.
I love Rivella, they now make a vegan one too. Switzerland also has Cswiss which is a lot nicer than the CBD infused drinks they are making over here in the UK.
We have Orangina here in France, it’s an orange soda with pulp and very horny ads for some reason
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.
Coffee-Cola was/is awesome!
Cidona, it’s basically a non-Alcholic version of one of the biggest alcoholic apple cider brands in Ireland. A gateway drug.
I feel like red lemonade deserves a mention too.
Tizer?
No, I think that’s different. I think the commonest was TK but finches was the fancy one. Country spring was the giant bottle you’d expect at kids birthday parties.
Aah mb Tizer isn’t Irish! Ussd to see it a lot over there when I was younger.
Kofola from the Czech Republic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kofola
this is the best drink
Fritz Honey Melon and Paulaner Spezi are both absolutely goated
Slovenian Cockta is pretty good. Also, lots of opportunities for dick jokes.
Litteraly translates to “Thirst extinguisher”, which is also a general german term.
Water from the tap. Healthier, cheaper, local and better for the environment(no shipping)
Poland has oranżada, soft drink of orange taste. Its also available in a powder form. Also this photo from Wikipedia goes hard:
