Inca Kola Golden Kola Soda 6-Pack

Born in Peru in 1935 and still a beloved national icon, Inca Kola is the bright golden soda that famously went toe-to-toe with Coca-Cola for the top spot in its homeland. Its sweet, one-of-a-kind flavor is often compared to bubblegum or cream soda, with fruity, citrusy notes and a hint of herbal character traditionally linked to lemon verbena. Grab a 6-pack to pair with Peruvian favorites like ceviche or lomo saltado, or for a fun non-alcoholic option that's unlike anything else in the cooler.

What's in the Pack

• 6 × Inca Kola Golden Kola Soda

That works out to $1.00 each.

Inca Kola was created in Peru in 1935 by the Lindley family, and its bright yellow-gold color has made it one of the most recognizable soft drinks in South America. This "golden kola" soda is non-alcoholic and lightly carbonated. Its flavor is widely attributed to lemon verbena, known in Peru as hierba luisa, though the exact recipe remains a closely held secret.

Sweet and inviting, with aromas often compared to bubblegum and cream soda. Hints of fruit and a soft herbal lift come through.

Distinctly sweet and smooth, with a playful mix of fruity, citrus, and herbal notes. The lemon verbena character gives it a flavor unlike any cola or lemon-lime soda.

Clean and sugary, with a gentle citrus-herbal note that lingers alongside the soft fizz.

Inca Kola is a Peruvian national icon, beloved for generations and famous for long rivaling Coca-Cola as the country's top-selling soft drink. Its unmistakable golden color and one-of-a-kind flavor make it a taste of Peruvian culture that's hard to find anywhere else.

Serve well chilled, on its own or over ice, as a refreshing alcohol-free choice. It's a classic match for Peruvian dishes like pollo a la brasa, ceviche, and lomo saltado. Its sweet, fruity profile also makes it a fun mixer for creative cocktails or mocktails.