Cockta
The Cockta is a Slovenien drink with the name, the taste and the aspect close relations of the Coca-Cola. It barrel creates in 1953 by Emerik Zelinka to replace this last within the socialist Federal republic of Yugoslavia.
Cockta contains neither Caféine, nor Phosphore. It consists of a mixture of eleven plants of which the wild rose.
At the time of independence, in 1991, this beverage had almost disappeared, but a certain form of Ostalgie enabled him to take again its rise. Thus, the sales of Cockta are about to equalize those of the Coca-Cola in the small Republic of Slovenia. Cockta also seems to have the wheel in motion in the other old republics of the Ex-Yugoslavia.
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