Nothing gives a feeling of peace and happiness like reminiscing about days gone by, and now you can too! Enjoy the nostalgia of a real piece of Southern history known as Royal Crown Cola. Royal Crown Cola is still known for its rich flavor and naturally sweet taste of pure cane sugar. Enjoy a Great refreshing taste at the office, with your friends and your next barbecue, or simply enjoy on the go! Drop a few ice cubes in a glass of Royal Crown Cola, sit back and revel in the moment sip by sip just as it was done in the South, when the days were hot and the stories juicy. Packaged and Shipped with great Care By Munchie Box Whether it cans on bottles our product is delivered weekly so you can always Enjoy a Cold, Fresh drink! Enjoy the nostalgia of a real piece of Southern history known as Royal Crown Cola. Get to know the American South through the flavor of a true southern cola with a history that spans more than a century. Just as it was in 1905, Royal Crown Cola is sweetened exclusively with cane sugar giving it a truly authentically refreshing flavor. And now, we’ve added Royal Crown Cola Slim sweetened with stevia and 50% less calories than the traditional version. Give your customers the freedom to be in a Southern state of mind – where time slows down to enjoy the simple pleasures in life like a quiet moment with an ice-cold Royal Crown Cola. Since its launch in 1905, RC Cola has been a soft drink that embodies individuality and entrepreneurial spirit. RC’s RC Colacrisp, clean taste distinguishes it from other colas, and has become a favorite of cola drinkers throughout America. RC originated in Columbus, Ga., when a young pharmacist named Claud A. Hatcher decided to supply his family’s grocery store with drinks that he produced and bottled. Hatcher called his first line of beverages “Royal Crown,” and the first cola product “Chero-Cola.” Other early products included Royal Crown Ginger Ale, Royal Crown Strawberry and Royal Crown Root Beer. Sales grew steadily and in 1912 Hatcher’s basement bottling activities grew into the Chero-Cola Co. Sixteen years later, he renamed the company Nehi Corporation, after the successful line of fruity beverages he had developed. Royal Crown Cola was an instant sensation. RC Cola, as it is now called, was such a success that the company was eventually renamed Royal Crown Cola Co. By 1940, RC products were available in 47 of the 48 states. As RC continued to grow, it stayed true to its independent personality by producing innovation after innovation. In 1954, the company became the first to nationally distribute soft drinks in cans. Four years later, the company introduced the 16-ounce bottle.