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I'm a Scottish transplant (to the US). I have a can when I visit Scotland. But just one. For those that have never had the "pleasure", it's sort of a combina
by alistairSH 3y ago
I'm a Scottish transplant (to the US). I have a can when I visit Scotland. But just one. For those that have never had the "pleasure", it's sort of a combination of cream soda, citrus cola, and bubblegum.
Maybe it's more of an acquired taste, but I don't find it particularly refreshing or good, and only drink it for the nostalgia (which is really just nostalgia of family vacations - I only lived in Scotland as a toddler). I don't drink a ton of Coke (depending on year, Coke and Irn Bru alternate top soda sales in Scotland) either, but on a very hot day, after a long bike ride or run, a small Coke hits the spot.
- dghlsakjg 3y agoHave you ever had Inca Cola from Peru? It's in the same neighborhood as Irn Bru.
- alistairSH 3y agoOh yeah, forgot about that one. We visited Peru a few years ago and had a few. I thought it was a bit better than Irn Bru.