Non-alcoholic carbonated drink Kolokolchik

The carbonated Kolokolchik drink, popular in the Soviet era, has a unique taste that combines several characteristic notes:

• 1. Sweet base: Moderate sweetness comes to the fore, typical of many Soviet drinks, but without cloying, which makes it refreshing.
• 2. Herbal notes: The taste has a slight herbal complexity, reminiscent of a mixture of aromatic plants — perhaps thyme, lemon balm or fragrant meadow herbs. This gives the drink the notes characteristic of natural extracts.
• 3. Citrus freshness: There is a slight hint of lemon or lime in the aftertaste, which adds sourness, balancing sweetness.
• 4. Mineral lightness: Due to carbonation, the drink feels refreshing, with a slight tingling sensation on the tongue.

Overall, the Kolokolchik is a harmonious mix of sweetness, herbal depth and citrus freshness wrapped in playful bubbles of carbon dioxide. Its taste evokes nostalgia for the Soviet past, while remaining unlike other dishes.

The soft drink "Kolokolchik" is available in a glass container of 0.5 liters (in a glass bottle with a screw cap).