Georgia (coffee)
Georgia (coffee)
Georgia is a brand of coffee beverages owned by The Coca-Cola Company. The brand was launched in 1975 in Japan as a ready-to-drink coffee beverage, and it has since expanded to other markets, including India and South Korea. Georgia offers a wide variety of coffee drinks, ranging from black coffee to coffee with milk and sugar, as well as flavored coffee drinks.
History[edit | edit source]
The Georgia brand was launched in Japan in 1975 by The Coca-Cola Company, in response to the popularity of canned coffee in the country. The brand was named after the U.S. state of Georgia, which is the home state of Coca-Cola's headquarters. The brand quickly gained popularity in Japan, and it has since become one of the top-selling coffee brands in the country.
In 2007, The Coca-Cola Company introduced the Georgia brand to the Indian market. The company offers a range of coffee drinks under the Georgia brand in India, including Georgia Gold, a premium coffee drink, and Georgia, a regular coffee drink.
Products[edit | edit source]
Georgia offers a wide variety of coffee drinks, including:
- Georgia Black: A black coffee drink with no added milk or sugar.
- Georgia Latte: A coffee drink with added milk.
- Georgia Mocha: A coffee drink with added chocolate flavor.
- Georgia Gold: A premium coffee drink made with high-quality coffee beans.
Market[edit | edit source]
As of 2020, Georgia is one of the top-selling coffee brands in Japan. The brand is also popular in other Asian markets, including India and South Korea. In India, the Georgia brand is marketed as a premium coffee brand, and it is available in a variety of formats, including ready-to-drink cans and coffee vending machines.
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