Solo Super orange soft drink

Solo is one of Norway's most iconic beverage brands, originally launched in 1934. The recipe was based on the Spanish orange soda 'Naranjada' and was brought to Norway by Torleif Gulliksrud. Solo Super is the sugar-free variant of the original orange soda, catering to the growing demand for healthier beverage options without sacrificing the classic orange flavor.

Today, Solo is produced and marketed by Ringnes, which is Norway's largest brewery and beverage company. While the brand has deep Norwegian roots and is central to the country's national identity (often associated with Easter and skiing trips), its ownership sits under the Carlsberg Group based in Denmark. The production remains primarily in Norway at Ringnes' modern facilities in Gjelleråsen, ensuring the local taste profile is maintained.