Goli Soda, is a traditional Indian carbonated beverage that has been a part of the country's cultural fabric since the late 19th century. Its distinctive feature is the Codd-neck bottle, sealed with a glass marble, which not only preserves the carbonation but also adds a playful element to the drinking experience.

The Codd-neck bottle was invented by British engineer in 1872, specifically designed to contain carbonated drinks. These bottles gained popularity across the British Empire, including India, where they were initially imported and the drink was served only to the royal families of India.

By the early 20th century, local production began, making the drink more accessible to the Indian populace. The beverage, often lemon or orange-flavored, became especially popular in India.

The charm of Goli Soda has transcended Indian borders. it has found markets in the USA, UK, Europe, and the Gulf countries. Its unique packaging and authentic flavors have appealed to both the Indian diaspora and international consumers.

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