Thirsty? Drink an Inca Cola!

I was so thirsty once I got off the plane that I didn't know what to do. Let's see, about to get to the plane they made me trash the only savior for thirst, my bottle of water. Now, If we talk about getting something to drink inside the plane, pleaseeee! that half filled little cup the flight attendant provides is not enough to replenish your vital organs, but subtle enough to make you want to go to the always occupied, useless, small, and shaky restroom. However, there's certain variety on what you choose to fill that cup, you can go either high roller with a vodka, whiskey, wine or water, orange juice, some soda, and Inca Cola. Come on, now we are talking big, yaaa big like Michael Jordan's feet. Inca Cola is the most famous and branded soda of Peru, known to be drunk by Peruvians since they wake up just to get started with a little boozie ouizie caused by the effects of the carbonated drink.

In reality, Inca Cola now branded by the Coca-Cola company, famous for that brown bubbly mysterious concoction, had its humble origins in Peru. It was invented by an English immigrant family, which started a small bottling company. They experimented with some local plants that mixed in the right amounts would give life to what is now the drink of high refreshing and thirst quencher power. Inca Cola started to have high demand due to how this family commercialized their product. They started to advertise Inca Cola with some indigenous figures drinking, enjoying it, which increased the appreciation the local people had for this soda drink.
Inca Cola is not like any other soda drink is unique in its flavor profile, just like the slogan says "There is only one Inca Kola and it's like no other." The weather helps to ingest this magical concoction like if it were water, just like Peruvians do. I hope you find an Inca Cola, try it, drink it and realize that Inca Cola is as good as it gets.