Almô herbal lemonade

Almô (formerly known as Almdudler in specific international contexts but maintaining its distinct identity) is an iconic Austrian carbonated soft drink flavored with alpine herbs. It was first created in Vienna in 1957. The beverage is widely recognized as the national drink of Austria, second only to Coca-Cola in popularity within the region.

The brand has remained a traditional family-owned enterprise for decades. It is produced by Almdudler-Limonade A. & S. Klein GmbH & Co KG. While most production is centralized in Austria to maintain its authentic flavor profile, it is exported globably and is known for its unique blend of 32 natural alpine herbs, beet sugar, and soda water without chemical preservatives.