Vimto is a red char-acid refreshment beverage from Great Britain, which is sold world-wide, particularly in countries of the Commonwealth OF nation. It contains the juice of Weintrauben, raspberries and black Johannisbeeren and tastes similarly starting from 2000 refugees, but in the meantime again of adjusted lemonade the Fanta game Berries Coca-Cola GmbH.

Vimto was developed 1908 by the herb importer John Noel Nichols from Manchester, which saw the market opening for the alcohol-free beverages because of the Abstinenzbewegung and a passage to 1908 Licencing of the act, which tried, to reduce the number of the conditions of permission in England and Wales drastically. It was originally sold under the name Vimtonic, which Nichols shortened 1912 to Vimto.

It is produced at present by Vimto softly drink Ltd., a subsidiary company by Nichols PLC. It acquired a cult status among its consumers and will celebrate its 100-Jahr-Jahrestag 2008.

Vimto was processed also in sweets.

Vimto is manufactured also under license in Saudi Arabia and in the Yemen, although the composition can be different and more concentrated. In the Gambia it manufactures the Banjul Breweries under license, there has Vimto the same market operational readiness level as Coca-Cola.

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• British Society OF Flavourists lecture about Vimto

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