Faxe Kondi Lemonade

Faxe Kondi is an iconic Danish soft drink first introduced in 1971. Developed through a collaboration between Faxe Brewery and the Danish national football team doctor, Knud Lundberg, it was originally marketed as a sports drink due to its glucose content. Today, it is one of Denmark's most popular lemon-lime sodas.

This specific variant, Faxe Kondi Lemonade (0 Kalorier), is a sugar-free version designed to provide the classic taste without the calories. The product is manufactured in Denmark by Royal Unibrew, which operates large facilities in Faxe, ensuring the drink remains a local staple with deep cultural roots.

The brand is owned by Royal Unibrew A/S, a leading multi-beverage company in the Nordic and Baltic regions. Royal Unibrew has grown significantly over the decades through acquisitions, maintaining its headquarters in Faxe, Denmark, and continues to manage Faxe Kondi as its flagship Danish soft drink brand.