1. Petit Champagne Champagne, as we all know, is a sparkling white wine rich in carbon dioxide. It originates from the Champagne region of France, hence the name champagne. However, the "little champagne" I want to introduce to you is different from champagne in the traditional sense. It is a domestic drink with sugar water, spices, etc. added to it. It is a non-fermented sparkling wine. The price It is cheap and tastes refreshing and sweet. Children especially like this taste and often drink it secretly. 2. Xurisheng was very popular when this drink was released. As early as the early 1990s, Jizhou City Supply and Marketing Cooperative (the predecessor of Hebei Xuri Group) was making a fuss about the traditional Chinese beverage "tea" and took the lead in launching "tea". "Iced tea", at that time, ordinary people had never drank "ice tea". Soon, the ice tea of ??Xurisheng family became popular all over the country. As of 1996, the sales volume of Xurisheng ice tea reached 500 million! The handsome guy Andy Lau was also invited to speak for him. It's a pity that "Xurisheng" eventually went into "twilight". At the end of 2002, Xurisheng stopped selling goods. 3. Shaolin Coke We must all have drank Coke, but not many people have seen this "Shaolin Coke". This was a Coke produced by the Shaolin Health Beverage Company in the 1980s. Once it was released, it quickly gained popularity among sports people. Loved it, it later became the designated drink in the 8th Asian Table Tennis Championships. It's a pity that too many cola brands were launched later, and Shaolin Coke eventually declined. 4. Fenhuang Coke This cola has a very high starting point, because the Fenhuang Group that produces it has long been famous in China. Its candies, instant noodles, milk and other products are very popular, so when they launched Fenhuang Coke immediately invited international superstar Jackie Chan to endorse it. In just a few years, Fenhuang Coke became a domestic beverage giant. However, like Shaolin Coke, it was eventually defeated by the "two giants" (i.e., Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola). , and withdrew from the stage of history in 2001. 5. At first glance, those who have never drunk malt liquor will definitely not know what kind of drink it is. This drink appeared in the 1970s. It is a low-alcohol drink made from fermented rusks. With a light sweetness, children like to drink it very much. However, due to some technical reasons, malt gel gradually disappeared from the stage of history in the 1980s. The "kvas" sold on the market today has a very similar taste to malt gel. 6. High Orange Carbonated Drink This drink was very popular in those days. It was the number one competitor of Jianlibao. In those days, anyone who held a banquet would have to serve High Orange. All men, women, old and young loved to drink it, but it was a pity that it was eventually replaced by others. The brand collapsed and exited the stage of history.