We decided to pit 19 drinks from three brands against each other to see which ones had the best bubbles while also tasting and smelling good. Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent.

Kimura Ramune Japanese Marble Soft Drink, Lychee, 6.76 Ounce Kimura Ramune Japanese Marble Soft Drink, Lychee, 6.76 Ounce

Participants praised its perfect sweetness, without being overly sweet, and said it reminded them of Hi-C punch. Just before we start showcasing all those delicious flavors, if you don't know what ramune is, we have a special article about it here. Hatakosen Melon had a good amount of melon flavor without being overly sweet, and would make a great mixer. Here is a comprehensive list of the Ramune soda flavors (with ingredients) currently distributed in Japan and worldwide. When you think about grape-flavored drinks, you would probably imagine a deep violet color or perhaps a ruby-like shade of some red wines.

One taster enjoyed the tart and sour notes, but another said it reminded her of “a disappointing lemonade stand drink I paid 25 cents for. The bottle top is sealed with a marble which can displaced into the bottle (by pressing firmly) which allows the release of ramune for drinking. The origin of the drink is a bit murky, but the prevailing theory is that the drink was created in the 1880s in Kobe, Japan, by a Scottish pharmacist living there named Alexander Cameron Sim.

Ramune - Wikipedia

The variety of companies producing this soda has meant that there are numerous flavors, special editions, and bottle types available. Experience the authentic taste of RAMUNE with an 8-Pack Japanese Marble Soft Drink Variety, each bottle containing 6.

To maximize its refreshing fruity flavor, only drink your ramune after chilling it for a good amount of time. Some common flavours include peach, melon and bubble gum, while some unusual flavours include takoyaki, curry and wasabi.