These sodas are sure to tantalize your tongue with the iconic flavors of Sweden.
Try the fizzy bubblegum, the fresh, zingy raspberry, or sour cola for a refreshingly sweet taste! Raspberry or Hallon in the Swedish Language is the favorite berry of Sweden. It is flavored with real raspberry juice as well as pear, apple, lemon, and elderberry juice. Truly authentic Swedish flavor.
The Spirit of Sweden Sodas are Dairy-free, Gluten-free, Soy-free, Vegan, Vegetarian
Popart Artic Blueberry Soda is a 100% craft soft drink from whole berries from Hammars Bryggeri. Full of flavors and aromas from blueberries picked in northern Sweden. A touch of organic sugar and lightly carbonated water from Umeå. That's all. No tricks. No gimmicks.
Ingredients: Carbonated water, blueberries, organic cane sugar, citric acid, sodium benzoate
Champis is a classic Swedish fruit soda, first introduced in 1918. Spendrups, the esteemed Swedish brewery who makes this drink, delights beer enthusiasts with its premium brews crafted from high-quality ingredients. Renowned for its rich flavor profiles and commitment to quality, Spendrups offers a refreshing and satisfying beer experience that embodies Swedish brewing tradition and excellence. Champis combines fruity and sparkling notes striking the perfect balance of sweetness and fizz. Ideal for any occasion, from parties to relaxing moments, Champis brings a nostalgic and satisfying taste. Enjoy this timeless soda, loved for generations, and add a little sparkle to your day with every sip of Champis.
Pommac was originally made by Carlsberg. It uses traditional wine making techniques and fruits and berries are aged in oak barrels for three months. The name Pommac comes from "pommery" which is referring to Champagne and Cognac as it is also matured in oak barrels. Pommac is a non-alcoholic alternative that is often used during a champagne toast and for birthday celebrations. In 2004, Denmark announced they were going to cease production and after the public rallied to get it back, we are confident it is here to stay.
