Solo Orange Soda

Solo is an iconic Norwegian orange-flavored soft drink that has been a staple of the country's beverage culture since 1934. The recipe was originally brought to Norway by Torleif Gulliksrud from Spain, and the drink quickly became the most popular soda in Norway, often associated with winter sports and Easter traditions. The brand is known for its high fruit juice content compared to many other international orange sodas.

While Solo remains a quintessentially Norwegian brand, it has expanded its reach through international licensing and production. Today, the brand's ultimate ownership lies with the Ringnes brewery, which is a subsidiary of the Danish multinational power-house Carlsberg Group. In Norway, it is produced by Ringnes, and it is also manufactured and distributed in other markets, such as Oman, through local bottling agreements.