Quatro Soda

Quatro Soda is a popular carbonated drink that was first introduced in the United Kingdom by The Coca-Cola Company in the early 1980s. The drink is known for its unique blend of four fruit flavours: pineapple, orange, passion fruit, and grapefruit, which is where it gets its name 'Quatro' from.

History

Quatro Soda was launched in the UK in 1982 as a new product from The Coca-Cola Company. It was marketed as a refreshing, fruity alternative to traditional cola drinks. The drink was particularly popular during the 1980s and early 1990s, but was discontinued in the UK in the mid-1990s.

Despite its discontinuation in the UK, Quatro Soda continued to be produced and sold in other countries, particularly in South America. In countries like Chile and Colombia, Quatro Soda remains a popular choice among consumers.

Ingredients

The main ingredients of Quatro Soda are carbonated water, sugar, and a blend of fruit juices. The fruit juices used are pineapple, orange, passion fruit, and grapefruit, which give the drink its distinctive taste. Other ingredients include citric acid, natural flavours, and preservatives.

Taste and Appearance

Quatro Soda is known for its bright green colour, which is unusual for a fruit-flavoured soda. The taste is a unique blend of the four fruit flavours, with the tartness of the grapefruit and the sweetness of the pineapple and orange being the most prominent. The passion fruit adds a tropical note to the flavour profile.

Packaging

Quatro Soda is typically sold in cans and plastic bottles. The packaging is usually green, reflecting the colour of the drink, and features images of the four fruits used in the drink's flavouring.

See Also

• List of Coca-Cola brands
• Carbonated drinks
• Fruit juice