Hata Kosen Ramune Cola (30 x 0,2 Liter bottles JP) 001396
Hata Kosen Ramune Matcha (30 x 0,2 Liter bottles JP) 001384
Hata Kosen Ramune Pineapple (30 x 0,2 Liter bottles JP) 001385
Hata Kosen Ramune Sakura Design (30 x 0,2 Liter bottles JP) 945
Hata Kosen Ramune Soda (30 x 0,2 Liter bottles JP) 0940
Hata Kosen Ramune Watermelon (30 x 0,2 Liter bottles JP) 950
Hata Kosen Ramune Yoghurt (30 x 0,2 Liter bottles JP) 001391
Hata Kosen Ramune Yuzu (30 x 0,2 Liter bottles JP) 948
Hata Ramune Clear Water Apple (30 x 0,2 Liter bottles JP) 001401
Hata Ramune Clear Water Grape (30 x 0,2 Liter bottles JP) 001400
Hata Ramune Clear Water Strawberry (30 x 0,2 Liter bottles JP) 001399
What is the origin of Ramune soda?
Ramune soda originated in Japan, but its creation is attributed to Scottish pharmacist Alexander Cameron Sim in 1884. He created a sweet carbonated drink, which he sold in a Codd-neck bottle with a marble seal to keep the drink fizzy. The drink was initially sold as a preventative for cholera and was soon in high demand.
What is the significance of the Codd-neck bottle in Ramune soda?
The Codd-neck bottle, invented by Englishman Hiram Codd, was used to sell Ramune soda and keep it fizzy. The bottle features a marble seal which stops the drink from becoming flat. This unique bottle design has become a tradition in Japan and is still used in the production of Ramune soda today.
What are some of the flavors of Ramune soda available today?
The Codd-neck bottle, invented by Englishman Hiram Codd, was used to sell Ramune soda and keep it fizzy. The bottle features a marble seal which stops the drink from becoming flat. This unique bottle design has become a tradition in Japan and is still used in the production of Ramune soda today.
