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Kinnie

↳ from Malta, Malta

A bitter-sweet orange and herbal soft drink, made since 1952 in Malta and a national favourite.

History

Kinnie was created in 1952 by Simonds Farsons Cisk and still sells more than the cola brands on the island.

Ingredients

  • Bitter orange
  • Herbs
  • Sugar
  • Carbonated water

How it's made

  1. Infuse bitter orange and herbs
  2. Blend with syrup
  3. Dilute and carbonate
  4. Bottle

Famous brands & makers

  • Kinnie
  • Cisk lager
  • Farsons

Ratings & notes

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