I know Afri Kola (not much, only have had it a couple of times in Germany) and Fritz Kola (moree common in other countries, delicious, also other flavours, orange and apple are very very good).

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    Kofola is god tier, originally Czechoslovak but sold in Central/Eastern Europe. It’s more herbal so it’s a matter of taste like with everything but many people seem to enjoy that.

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      We had a thing called Polo Cockta in Poland back in the day, supposedly based of Slovenian Cockta. It’s being sold again now but I assume that the brand owner coasts on nostalgia and I have no idea if it tastes anything like the old one. Do you know if yours is similar to the original formula?

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    Cuba Cola is the oldest cola style beverage in Sweden. Its popularity has varied, but a few years ago i got a re-launch together with a sugar free variant.

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    Austria has a quite big drinks economy for being a small-ish country. Now I havent tried each of these yet, but here are a few brands:

    • Keli is one of the most well-known lemonade/soda brands and has a Cola flavour drink
    • Frucade is a good german-austrian lemonade brand, but has no Cola drink
    • “Tirola Kola” from Tyrol
    • Pedacola from Upper Austria (weirdly enough not a black colour)
    • “Murelli Dracola” from Styria (yes, a Dracula pun since this region allegedly inspired the story)
    • “Strizzi Cola” from Salzburg
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    A.G. Barr of Scotland produce a variety of fizzy drinks, including Barr cola. Can be seen in most medium or above sized shops in the UK, unsure of their availability abroad.

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    Sinalco is made in Germany afaik, and it has coke/orange/sprite flavors with zero sugar variants. Also cheaper than Coca Cola