Almdudler Limonade

Almdudler is a renowned Austrian herbal carbonated soft drink, often referred to as the 'national drink of Austria.' It was created in 1957 by Erwin Klein as a wedding gift for his wife, Ingrid. The name 'Almdudler' is derived from the Austrian German phrase 'auf der Alm dudeln,' meaning 'yodeling in the alpine meadow.' The beverage is made from a blend of 32 natural alpine herbs, offering a unique and refreshing taste. Since its inception, Almdudler has remained a family-owned business, with the Klein family continuing to oversee its production and distribution. The company has expanded its reach beyond Austria, exporting to various countries, including Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, Poland, and the Netherlands, as well as international markets like Australia and the United States. Despite its growth, Almdudler maintains its commitment to quality and tradition, producing the beverage exclusively in Austria. The brand's iconic glass bottle features Marianne and Jakob, a couple in traditional attire, symbolizing the drink's alpine heritage. Almdudler's distinctive taste and cultural significance have solidified its status as a beloved beverage both in Austria and internationally.