vinea

Vinea is a non-alcoholic carbonated beverage produced by Coca-Cola Company in several countries, primarily in Europe and Latin America. It is often marketed as a sophisticated alternative to traditional soft drinks, emphasizing its grape-based flavor and effervescence. The drink is typically made from white grape juice concentrate, carbonated water, sugar, and citric acid.

The brand Vinea was originally created in Bulgaria in the 1970s, where it quickly gained popularity. Following the privatization of the Bulgarian company, the rights to the brand were acquired by Coca-Cola. This acquisition led to its introduction and promotion in various international markets. Vinea is known for its distinctive taste, often described as a refreshing and slightly sweet grape flavor.

In some regions, Vinea is positioned as a premium beverage, suitable for consumption with meals or as a standalone drink. Its packaging often reflects this positioning, with elegant bottle designs. The product's appeal lies in its unique flavor profile, which differentiates it from other grape-flavored beverages. While its core ingredients remain consistent, minor variations in formulation or sweetness may exist depending on the specific market. The brand aims to cater to consumers seeking a bubbly, fruity, and alcohol-free option.