Inca Kola

Ica Kolas are a type of soft drink that originated in Peru and have gained popularity in certain regions of the United States, particularly in areas with a high Peruvian population. The drink is characterized by its bright yellow color and sweet, bubblegum-like flavor.

Ica Kola was first created in the 1930s by a Peruvian businessman named José R. Lindley. It quickly gained popularity in Peru and became a symbol of national pride. The drink is now produced and distributed by the Coca-Cola Company, which purchased the rights to the brand in the 1990s.

The unique flavor of Ica Kola is said to be a result of the use of a specific type of Peruvian yellow popcorn, which is used to give the drink its distinctive yellow color and sweet taste. Some people describe the taste as being similar to a combination of cream soda and bubblegum.

Ica Kola is often served in restaurants and stores that cater to the Peruvian community in the United States, and it can also be found in some specialty food stores. It is typically enjoyed as a refreshing, sweet drink and is often served chilled.

If you have the opportunity to try Ica Kola, it is definitely worth a taste. Its unique flavor and bright yellow color make it a memorable and enjoyable drink. It is a great way to experience a taste of Peruvian culture and tradition.