Recently I was in the crawlspace of my house, and I found an old, glass pop bottle. It is called "KIK". It says nothing really about the product on it. It barely has a ingridients label. I tried to find something online to tell me something, but all I found was that it was a Canadian soft drink company. I found no origin, no flavours, not anything. I am wondering if anyone has any idea where the pop was bottled, when and why it went out of business or anyting. It would be MUCH appreciated. If anyone wants, I will send them a picture of it, just send me a private message if you don't want everyone seeing your e-mail address. Thanks very much.

DMP

Anything Ive seen on this stuff has mentioned dates between the 1930's to the 50's. Both Canada and The U.S. Supposed to be a Coke knock off.. and supposedly high in caffeine.

LOL I remember that stuff, I recall was bottled in Quebec (I think) and was a cheap brother to Coke etc.. I used to rink it all the time as a kid, cause the large bottle was only a dime (10 cents) KIK COLA yup I loved that stuff...It was around in the late 60's still, but when it went off the market I cant say.. You may want to hang on to the bottle though, it may be worth 5-10 dollars to a collector Do a bit of research on line ands see

http://www.falvocollectables.com/index.php/
They are here in Edmonton I can call them this week and ask about the bottle if ya want.. I need a description though what size , condition etc.. Let me know

Check out the Misc section they have sopme KIk colas bottles that are going for 15.00 or so... What else have you found in the crawl space buddy????

http://www.fungus-amungus.com/soda1.html

22. Kik - 29oz. Clear Embossed soccer ball. $25.00
23. Kik Cola - 30oz. APL, Red & White 1960's, Chip out of top. $15.00

i recall another thread i posted in regarding vintage pop. i had no luck if i remember correctly, so i suppose i will post again in this one.

i have a can of pop called "carlton club" cola. i found it underneath a 7-eleven attached to the sandman hotel in lethbridge.
the can is so old it doesn't have a tab on it like they do today....it looks like you had to use a can opener to drink the pop. anyone have info?