"Every bubble's passed its FIZZical!" yelped the Ernie Bilko-voiced Head Bubble in the cartoon ads for this knobbly-bottled orangeade. Very popular in the '70s. The idea of devouring an entire army of bubbles and then belching out their remains appealed to the juvenile mind.
Do You Remember Corona soft drinks?
Do You Remember Corona soft drinks?
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Autumnsraine
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I was wondering if the Corona man ever delivered by horse and buggy? And wasn't there a shandy flavour as well?
LCurrant
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Colocally
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The original factory has now been sold to a charity;
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-east-wales-14053149
I can remember we used to get pop each week from the "Pop man" My older brother used to buy loads of the stuff.
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gregoryolney
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I was a Corona man in the late 1950s, working out of the Stratford-upon-Avon depot. We used to spend week days in the Cotswolds and Saturdays in leamington Spa. What a wonderful life it was - I have lots of happy memories and we used to have so many laughs, including the day I dropped a bottle of vinegar on a lady's door step and stank her house out ! Life was so much simpler in those days.
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SERAPHINE
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where can i get corona drinks delivered to me in bristol?
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Rockin' Johnny B
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I don't know how accurate this is, but my family folk lore suggests that my grandmother was the person who named "Corona", when she won a competition run by Thomas & Evans to name their new brand of lemonade. If anybody can add any evidence to this I will be grateful.
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Ed
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For the complete Thomas & Evans / Corona story try to get hold of 'William Evans 1864-1934' (ISBN 09508184020
1897 - William Evans started experimenting with soft drink receipes. Welsh Hills Mineral Waters were on sale soon after. In the early 1920's the name changed to Corona.
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Ed
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For the complete Thomas & Evans / Corona story try to get hold of 'William Evans 1864-1934' (ISBN 09508184020
1897 - William Evans started experimenting with soft drink receipes. Welsh Hills Mineral Waters were on sale soon after. In the early 1920's the name changed to Corona.
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piglet
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I can remember Corona as long ago as the early 1950's. There was a dept near where I lived in Wolverhampton. Does anyone know when Corona started?
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Jackie W
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Can anyone remember the Corona Ginger Punch just sold at Xmas time?
Jackie W
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PY
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I do. Used to sell it to retailers via telesales in Sundon Park, Luton
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alpit
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I can remember most of the words to the TV advert of the 60's...
Corona drinks, have a tingling tickle at the top.
A special sparkle in the middle.
So when you drink Corona you'll love every drop.
It's got a sparkle in the middle and a tickle at the top, in the bottle with the big big C.
Alan P
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