Coca-Cola cup sleeve (customized for Raf coffee)

This image features a double-walled beverage container comprised of a stainless steel tumbler nested within a disposable paper cup. The paper cup serves as an makeshift insulating sleeve and carries the iconic red and white branding of Coca-Cola, one of the world's most recognized beverage brands founded in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1886.

The handwritten text 'RAF' on the cardboard outer portion likely refers to a specific coffee drink called 'Raf Coffee'. This beverage is a popular specialty coffee from Russia and the CIS countries, made by steaming a combination of espresso, cream, and vanilla sugar together. The drink originated in the late 1990s at the 'Coffee Bean' café in Moscow, named after a regular customer, Rafael Timerbaev, who requested the unique concoction.

While the Coca-Cola brand is American and owned by The Coca-Cola Company, the presence of the handwritten 'RAF' label suggests a localized consumption context, likely in a Russian-speaking region where this specific coffee drink is a staple of cafe culture. The manufacturing of the underlying paper cup and tumbler occurs globally through various third-party suppliers and licensed partners of the Coca-Cola Company.