Coke and Pepsi are clearly the most popular cola brands. What is the most popular cola not owned by those companies?

Cougar60

Royal Crown Cola Feb 03 06, 3:59 PM

lanfranco

Enjoy it with a Moonpie. See Q#61952 Feb 03 06, 5:21 PM

peasypod

Yes, Frankie....and I'm going to have to try these Moonpie things when I hit the south later this month... http://www.netipedia.com/index.php/R.C._Cola Feb 03 06, 5:57 PM

lanfranco

Surely robboy can do better by you than that! Feb 03 06, 6:10 PM

robboy

Ms Peasy will be accorded all that a gentleman should bestow on young ladies, including being squired about Savannah, the Queen of southern cities, and introducing her to a wonderful southern tradition, to wit: http://www.thebucknerhome.com/julep/recipe.html Feb 03 06, 6:27 PM

lanfranco

I am greatly reassured, robboy. Do be certain to carry out the consecration rite in good time (with your family silver, I assume), and make sure that the mint is of the highest quality -- wild-grown for preference. And what brand of bourbon are you planning to use? This is important. Feb 03 06, 6:38 PM

peasypod

*sigh* Isn't he charming? We've done the Bourbon thing once before in 58420, now I'm still intrigued by that mackerel mint. ;) Feb 03 06, 9:34 PM

lanfranco

Well, actually, we didn't settle on the proper bourbon, because your quite interesting question was about the mint. Now, Robboy: what IS your opinion regarding the bourbon? Feb 03 06, 10:35 PM

Baloo55th

Don't seem to have Royal Crown in the UK. Here, next most popular is probably Virgin Cola - or own brand stuff like Tesco's, and Freeway (from Lidl). Feb 04 06, 6:50 AM