Delaware Punch

by Coca-Cola

1913 – 2020 GONE FOREVER

Gone from US shelves. Coca-Cola cut it in October 2020 along with Tab and Northern Neck Ginger Ale, with production ending that year. You can still pour it from a Freestyle machine at the World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta, and it is still sold in Mexico.

A still, caffeine-free grape drink born in San Antonio, best taken from a cold bottle on a hot Texas afternoon. It made it through more than a century, then went out in Coca-Cola's great 2020 cleanup.

🧾 One more thingThe name comes from the Delaware grape, not the state. According to the Handbook of Texas, it was among the first soft drinks, alongside Coca-Cola itself, to be sold through franchises in Texas.

Filed under: Drinks & Sodas · the ’70s & earlier

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