1. Shanhaiguan Soda

In 1902, Shanhaiguan Soda had already occupied the Tianjin market and entered high-end restaurants. In 1956, the lemonade in Shanhaiguan Soda was ranked first in the country. , although the factory is simple, it pays more attention to quality, so its sales are very good. It was the most popular in the 1960s and 1970s, but in the 1990s, Shanhaiguan soda disappeared from everyone's sight. Although Shanhaiguan later resumed production, the feeling of the past has long been lost.

2. Laoshan Cola

Laoshan Cola is the favorite of Qingdao people and the first independently developed carbonated drink in China. It has a very unique taste due to the addition of some Chinese herbal medicines. , which was popular all over the country at that time. In the 1980s, supply exceeded demand for a time, but starting in the 1990s, Laoshan Coke faded from the market.

3. Wheat Dew

Wheat Dew was a very popular drink in the Northeast in the 1970s. It uses bread pastry to ferment carbon dioxide. It is an imitation of the kvass production process. In the 1980s, The years fade away. Of course, in addition to kvass, there is also "Big White Pear Soda" in Northeast China, which is also a hot seller and is also liked by many people born in the 1990s.

4. Fenhuang Coke

Fenhuang Coke appeared in the 1990s and is as famous as Jianlibao and Very Coke, supporting the "two giants, three teenagers" pattern, ( Giant refers to Coke and Pepsi). Jackie Chan also endorsed this product back then, but it disappeared after 2000.

5. Rising Sun

Have you ever tasted this drink endorsed by Andy Lau? Xurisheng founded Xurisheng Group in 1993 with a supply and marketing cooperative and 30 million yuan. In just a few years, it became an industry giant with sales of 3 billion. However, due to various reasons, it withdrew from the market in the second half of 2002 and no longer continued to sell goods. .

6. Little Champagne

Although it is champagne, it is far from the real champagne. What is more important is the sweetness of the drink, with a hint of wine, which is popular among children. If you drink secretly, adults will always scold you when they see you, "If you drink any more, you'll get drunk."

7. Gao Cheng

Gao Cheng was the number one competitor of Jianlibao back then. During the holidays, weddings and banquets would definitely include Gao Cheng. At that time, children did not know the word “orange”. It's often pronounced as "Deng", which is quite interesting in retrospect.