fritz-kola super zero soft drink

fritz-kola super zero is a sugar-free, high-caffeine cola produced by the independent German beverage company fritz-kola GmbH. The brand was famously founded in 2002 by two students, Mirco Wiegert and Lorenz Hampl, in a Hamburg dorm room. Their mission was to create a craft alternative to global cola giants, focusing on a recipe with the maximum legally permitted caffeine content (25mg/100ml) and natural flavorings.

The 'super zero' variant is the brand's premium zero-sugar offering, launched to provide the same intense caffeine kick and flavor profile without the calories. The product is primarily manufactured in Germany across five different bottling plants to minimize transport distances and support sustainability efforts. Since its inception, the company has maintained its independent status; while Lorenz Hampl stepped down in 2016, Mirco Wiegert remains the lead owner and CEO, ensuring the brand stays true to its alternative, cult-status roots while expanding across Europe.