Ginger Ale Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: RC Cola (short for Royal Crown Cola) is a cola-flavored carbonated beverage owned in the United States by Keurig Dr Pepper and internationally by RC Global Beverages, Inc. Royal Crown Ginger Ale was the first product of the RC line. RC Cola went through various name changes including Chero-Cola and Nehi, Inc. before becoming Royal Crown after the death of Claud A. Hatcher. More flavors were introduced under the RC Cola name including lemon, strawberry, and cane sugar. In the 1950s, Royal Crown company was leading the beverage industry to sell the first canned soft drinks, followed by the first caffeine-free cola. In 1958, RC Cola became available in 16 ounce bottles.
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by CharlieBouti79
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by Bozzerart
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Description: A vintage Canada Dry design featuring bold red lettering, an ornate gold crown, a maple leaf, and decorative green flourishes. The distressed heritage-style crest celebrates classic soda branding.
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Description: Clicquot Club Soft Drinks. The Clicquot Club Company (pronounced "Klee-ko"), also known as Clicquot Club Beverages, was founded in Millis, Massachusetts in 1881 and became one of the largest national beverage companies. It sold Ginger ale and several varieties of soda.. The company was responsible for a number of pioneering moves: In 1893, Clicquot Club was the first to put a metal cap on a bottle; in 1934, the first to sell quart bottles; and in 1938 the company became the first to sell its beverages in a can, at this time known as a "cone-top" can, making it easier to manufacture. After over 80 years of operation, the company was bought by Cott Beverage Corporation in the 1960's and eventually dissolved.
