Breizh Cola

Breizh Cola is a regional beverage hailing from Brittany, France. It was famously created in 2002 by Bernard Lancelot and Stéphane Kerdodé as a cultural and regional alternative to global soft drink giants. Known as 'le cola du Phare' (the lighthouse cola), it quickly became a symbol of Breton identity and pride, capturing a significant portion of the local market share in the western part of France.

Today, the brand is produced primarily in Brittany at its historical sites and managed through specialized beverage groups that focus on regional heritage. It remains a standout example of local success in the soda industry, maintaining its authentic recipe while expanding its reach across French territory. The ownership has transitioned into larger regional brewery cooperatives to ensure its long-term industrial stability and distribution muscle.

The brand has expanded its product line over the years to include zero-sugar and stevia-based versions, but it remains deeply rooted in its French origin. Its manufacturing process continues to take place in France, specifically within the Brittany region, to maintain its status as a locally sourced product.