Ramune – originally created and sold in Japan in as a lemon-lime soda; Sierra Mist - (was known as Mist Twst from late to June, ), a clear soda; Slice; Solo; Sprite – a clear soda; Sprite Zero Sugar; Storm; Summit Citrus Twist – a clear lemon and lime flavored soda sold in the United States by Aldi. Sun Crest – introduced in ; Teem. Coca-Cola with Lemon originally launched in the US back in Various iterations have been cropping up in Australia ever since, usually as “limited-editions” in a bid to drum up additional hype. Recent variants have included Diet Coke with Lemon and Coca-Cola with Lime. You will have a “lemon cola” much like what used to be offered by soda fountains in drug stores and soda shops across the U.S. in the and s. I routinely make one when I go to Costco and get the “hot dog and a drink” deal. I put some lemonade into a cup of ice and then add Pepsi since they don’t sell Coke in their food court. If you want to try out the new premium flavor, you’ll have to drink lots of regular Lemondos first! Last year, Coca-Cola blew Japanese liquor drinkers away with their new line of canned lemon sours known as Lemondo. After a highly successful market test in Kyushu–where we got our first taste of the delicious lemon juice, shochu, and soda water drink–the company made a line of four lemon sour drinks of different levels of sweetness and alcohol content available throughout the country. To make the Natural Cola Syrup: Combine the water, lemon zest, lime zest, orange zest, cinnamon, bitter orange peel, coriander seed, nutmeg, and gum arabic (if using) in a large saucepan. Whisk together until the gum arabic dissolves. Stir in the sugar and bring to a boil, stirring until the sugar dissolves. Boil for 1 minute.