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Originally Posted by vinukm
(Post 2094847)
I remember having Bovento in 2002. Its a product of some Coimbatore based company. Apart from that they also have Ginger Beer etc. Not sure if it still survives. |
Originally Posted by Stanher
(Post 1695934)
BTW, I thought it was Morarji Desai who'd banned Coke back then? |
Originally Posted by vnabhi
(Post 2097463)
Moraji was the PM then, and used to have his own 'home-made Cola' :uncontrol. |
Originally Posted by mobike008
(Post 2097569)
3. Limca ( Fizzy and perfect thirst quencher). It is very tough to get Limca everywhere. I know a place in Hyderabad that sells Limca and actually stock this beverage at home. Alternatives like Sprite etc are so bad no words can explain my plight of their taste. |
Originally Posted by mobike008
(Post 2097569)
3. Limca ( Fizzy and perfect thirst quencher). It is very tough to get Limca everywhere. I know a place in Hyderabad that sells Limca and actually stock this beverage at home. Alternatives like Sprite etc are so bad no words can explain my plight of their taste. |
Originally Posted by tsk13
(Post 2097902)
Mobike, here in the North Limca's availability isn't an issue. It's truly shocking to know that a city like Hyderabad has such issues for a famous brand. |
Originally Posted by Edsel Rulez!
(Post 1695298)
Thril, along with Sprint and Rush (or was it Crush?) was launched by McDowell's in the late 80s with the idea of using them for surrogate advertising. You must say it certainly beats playing cards or cut glasses.[...] |
Originally Posted by khoj
(Post 2094193)
The family that owned Campa Cola (Sardar Charanjeet Singh if I remember correctly, could be wrong though) also owns the hotel Le Meridien at Janpath apart from several other businesses in the Capital. |
Originally Posted by phantom76
(Post 2097260)
They do. Both are now available widely in Tamilnadu. I just stack up my vehicle with Bovonto PET bottles as soon as I enter TN from Bangalore. The company which manufactures them is called Kali Mark and they have bottling plants at multiple places in Tamilnadu. |
Originally Posted by tsk13
(Post 2097024)
The cans and tonic bottles are very popular here. But I miss the Lemon Schweppes, it tasted refreshingly good. Tangy Lemon! |
Originally Posted by tsk13
(Post 2097024)
Thanks for info, Khoj. Your handle suits you, very informative. I think you meant Rama Road, |
Originally Posted by tsk13
(Post 2097024)
Khoj, I'm shocked to know that Campa was way ahead of its times. Khoj, is the CP plant still there? Moreover, can you shed more light on the exact location? |
Originally Posted by tsk13
(Post 2097024)
Campa is still there but with different owners and limited availability. In this thread, there is a link posted which talks of new owners, Satya Beverages and where it is available in Delhi. |
Originally Posted by tsk13
(Post 2097024)
The 'Marble' aka 'Banta' is easily available now. Prince Paan Corner in M-Block Market, Greater Kailash-1 is known for his Nimbu Masala drinks. |
Originally Posted by mobike008
(Post 2097569)
3. Limca ( Fizzy and perfect thirst quencher). It is very tough to get Limca everywhere. I know a place in Hyderabad that sells Limca and actually stock this beverage at home. Alternatives like Sprite etc are so bad no words can explain my plight of their taste. |
Originally Posted by tsk13
(Post 2097902)
Mobike, here in the North Limca's availability isn't an issue. It's truly shocking to know that a city like Hyderabad has such issues for a famous brand. |
Originally Posted by manikjeet
(Post 2097939)
limca is available every where in Chandigarh and Punjab and Amritsar it available at rs 3-2 for a 300 ml bottle about 2 years back |
Originally Posted by bigman
(Post 2098191)
Yes you are right. Charanjeet Singh passed away many years ago. He was a good friend of the author Kushwant Singh who mentions him in his autobiography. He mentions he used to give Mont Blanc pens out as gifts and had a Rolls Royce in the 80's etc. |
Originally Posted by bigman
(Post 2098215)
Following may interest some of you fellow soft drink enthusiasts. Bovonto Cola - Brands Of Cola Campa Cola - Brands Of Cola |
Originally Posted by khoj
(Post 2098333)
tsk that is what the lemonade is just go to Bansal store or Defence store in the Defence colony market and they are available there. A little further away at INA market you can get it in cartloads. |
Originally Posted by khoj It was the owner's mind set that was far ahead of his time. |
Originally Posted by khoj The CP plant was on the same road as Shankar market. |
Originally Posted by khoj Arrey yaar kya yaad kara diya. Prince ka meetha frozen paan at 1.00 am and bottled water ke golgappe anytime during the day are to die for. Good thing that I will be driving back to Delhi later this month.:) |
Originally Posted by khoj CORRECTION at Rs3 a bottle huge business opportunity!!!!:D |
Originally Posted by khoj Yaara Dildara! Ab waisey log kahaan. |
Originally Posted by tsk13
(Post 2097902)
Mobike, here in the North Limca's availability isn't an issue. It's truly shocking to know that a city like Hyderabad has such issues for a famous brand. |
Originally Posted by mobike008
(Post 2098596)
Perhaps folks out here prefer the sugary sprite more than the Limca. if thats true, there is something seriously wrong with the palate of hydeez:D |
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