Melon ramuné
Originally from Japan in 1884, Ramuné Sangaria gained popularity. This soda is sweeping America where children pester their parents to find it.
The small 200 ml bottle of “cod neck” (nothing to do with fish!) Is sealed with a marble and once opened (you will have fun with this!) The fizz sends out a citrus aroma.
When you pour, the indentations in the "cod neck" which should be facing down, secure the marble, preventing it from blocking the flow of the light colored soda. It has an interesting light sweetness, a mild melon flavor, and gentle carbonation.
Originally from Japan in 1884, Ramuné Sangaria gained popularity. This soda is sweeping America where children pester their parents to find it.
The small 200 ml bottle of “cod neck” (nothing to do with fish!) Is sealed with a marble and once opened (you will have fun with this!) The fizz sends out a citrus aroma.
When you pour, the indentations in the "cod neck" which should be facing down, secure the marble, preventing it from blocking the flow of the light colored soda. It has an interesting light sweetness, a mild melon flavor, and gentle carbonation.