Hye Cola.

[Mags]

K...I don't trust armenians to make anything carbonated...

It probably tastes like that vile green drink they sell in armenian stores (the one in like those 2 liter soda bottles) Yuck!

[sSsflamesSs]

K...I don't trust armenians to make anything carbonated...

It probably tastes like that vile green drink they sell in armenian stores (the one in like those 2 liter soda bottles) Yuck!

Tarxuni limonad? It's not THAT bad, jeeez.

[Mags]

I have no idea what it's called...

but it's gross...I don't really like soda anymore, so that could be why I hate it...I'd rather drink V8

[sSsflamesSs]

I don't really like soda anymore, so that could be why I hate it...I'd rather drink V8

Can't disagree with you there. V8 or tomato juice or just simply OJ...I guess my nutrition class last semester had an influence on my junk-food eating ways.

By the way, I don't know if I'm just stating an obvious fact, but...they can't write the word "juice" on the container if it doesn't contain 100% juice.

Ok, I'll stop typing now.

[nunechka]

stud they cant really sell noy water here, they hardly have enough of it there... it is the water from sevan and there isnt much left of it...

but i know what you mean, it was really good... it was water that had the taste of water, not just bland and nothing... it was crisp... YUM!

[Yuro]

I was at the Armenian market tonight buying halva when I noticed the bottles of "Hye Cola." It says Made in Armenia. Have any of you bought or heard of this drink?

If I'm not mistaken, doesn't that say "Hay Cola" not "Hye Cola"?
Or is that how they spell Hye in English is Armenia?

[Emil]

If I'm not mistaken, doesn't that say "Hay Cola" not "Hye Cola"?
Or is that how they spell Hye in English is Armenia?

You're right, it does say "Hay Cola." I thought it was weird also.

[SagGal]

And it also has "Grapefruit" written in Russian on it.