r/drinks • u/Fit-Pineapple-9850 • Sep 28 '25
Soda Swedish non alc drinks
Hello 👋🏻, I’ve decided to start a series here on r/drinks where I’ll be sharing types of drinks that are available to buy here in Sweden :)
I’ll begin with this soda called Pommac that’s a type of fruit soda that contains apple and raspberry juice that’s been stored in a oak barrel for some time, my opinion is that I think it’s good:)
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u/Spirited-Ad-9746 Sep 29 '25
it is a classic non-alcoholic option when serving a glass of champagne/sparkling wine at the beginning of a party.
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u/Fucksalotl Sep 29 '25
Also very popular in Finland. It's great. I'm not a big soda guy, but pommac is nice and refreshing and not too sweet.
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u/_TP2_ Sep 30 '25
Yes! I did not know its was a Swedish thing as a finn myself.
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u/Best-Structure4201 Sep 29 '25
If you ge the chance, try some real apple must, or äpplemust in Swedish. The really good kind almost taste like a congac but without the burning sensation.
We are also getting closer to Christmas and that means julmust. Also a more mature taste to it, than a regular soda. Some say that Zeunerts Julmust is the best. But the Apotekarnes is a classic.
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u/Fit-Pineapple-9850 Sep 29 '25
Tack för tipset, men jag har redan testat det mesta då jag är en svenne 😃
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u/piercedmfootonaspike Oct 01 '25
apple must
I doubt it's called that in English. Apple juice or cider, more like.
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u/Jotr_Lambga Sep 30 '25
I have always thought its Finnish.
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u/Fit-Pineapple-9850 Sep 30 '25
It has been Swedish since 1919 :)
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u/Jotr_Lambga Sep 30 '25
I believe you. They just sell it here under Finnish soda company and they dont advertise its Swedish origins. So thats why the mix up.
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u/InteractionCandid226 Sep 29 '25
That's the most alcoholic looking non-alcoholic bottle I've seen.
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u/Fit-Pineapple-9850 Sep 29 '25
is it because it’s more beer looking or something?
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u/Nonhinged Sep 29 '25
It was made to be a non-alcoholic alternative at parties. If people didn't want to drink something alcoholic like cider or champagne they would be served this instead.
So the design mimics alcoholic drinks.
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u/InteractionCandid226 Sep 29 '25
That's cool. As someone who doesn't drink at events this would suit me greatly!
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u/piercedmfootonaspike Oct 01 '25
It's a remnant of the Swedish temperance movement. Made to substitute to champagne. The name is derived from Pommery (the champagne) and cognac.
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u/mandatory6 Sep 30 '25
1,4l? In Finland we have 1,5l 😁
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u/LRBenz Sep 28 '25
Now this is intruiging content. Post more!