History of Coca Cola

The original Coca-Cola recipe was made at the Eagle Drug and Chemical Company in Columbus, Georgia, USA. It was created by a druggist named John Pemberton. Its real name was Coca Wine, which was called French Wine Coca. He was probably inspired by the commercial success of Coca Wine, a European wine marijuana, to make such a drink.

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When Atlanta and Fulton County passed laws against alcoholic beverages, Pemberton began making Coca-Cola. It was originally an alcohol-free version of the French wine collar. Coca-Cola was first sold on May 6, 18, in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. [6] It was first sold as a patented drug. Priced at 5 cents per glass. It's good for health - a belief that makes it quite popular across the United States. In the first year of marketing, Coca-Cola sold nine glasses. At present, Coca-Cola sells about 1.7 billion glasses of soft drinks every day worldwide. Pemberton claims that Coca-Cola cures many diseases. Such as: morphine addiction, indigestion or indigestion, nervous weakness, headache, flagellation etc. On May 29 of the same year, Pemberton placed the first advertisement for Coca-Cola in the Atlanta Journal.