There is cola.
And then there is Sudachi.
For a mature palate,
there is more, beyond sweetness —
citrus brightness, gentle bitterness,
and a clean, composed finish.
SUDACHI COLA
Philosophy
time alters perception
attention changes flavour
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what is rushed is flattened
what is observed reveals layers
what lingers is not forceful
it is considered
what remains endures
begins with restraint
not as absence, but as intention.
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not amplified by extremes
revealed through control
shaped by the belief that flavour should unfold
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sweetness, bitterness, brightness —
all have their place, nothing dominates
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what remains is harmony.
Those who know Sudachi, the Japanese citrus,
value it for its brightness and subtle complexity.
The aroma opens clean and green,
followed by a gentle tightening.
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More peel than pulp,
the profile is lean and linear,
with brightness carried by citrus
rather than sweetness.
It fades into something cooler — a quiet freshness,
almost mineral, leaving the impression of clarity.
the Citrus
the Cola
Tasting Notes
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structure
carbonation unfolds
restrained sweetness
balanced body
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finish
clean
mineral leaning
lingering freshness
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first impression
dry, composed
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mid-palate
citrus brightness
gentle bitterness
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