Kolashanpan

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Kolashanpan is a carbonated beverage created by Embotelladora La Cascada S.A.^[1] It comes in either a glass bottle, plastic bottle, or a can, the most prominent of these is plastic. On their company webpage the sizes go from a small bottle of 6.5 ounces to a 3 liter bottle, at least for the ones bottled in plastic.. According to the company, the main ingredients in this beverage are, "12 oz Agua Carbonatada, Azucar, Sabor Artificial, Acido Citrico Benzoato de sodio. Color Amarillo FD&C No 6." (carbonated water, sugar, artificial flavoring, citric acid sodium benzoate, and color FD&C yellow no. 6).

The design on the bottle is representative of what the country looks like from a bird's eye view.