Dimitri Burkhard
It is said that you will either love Rivella or hate it. Either way, this soda pop has a long history in Switzerland and is one of the most frequently missed beverages among the Swiss abroad.
Secondly, it is no secret among aficionados that Rivella contains small amounts of lactose, a carbohydrate derived from cow milk. While some Rivella lovers drink the beverage for its distinct taste, a growing number of health conscious consumers is now advocating Rivella's health benefits.
After Rivella red (original), Rivella blau (reduced calories) and Rivella green (with green tea), the latest product in the line-up is Rivella milk. Now not only containing lactose but 100% pure milk from Swiss bred cows, the new Rivella milk is already establishing itself as this summer's thirst quenching beverage:
Newly Swissed has received an exclusive preview courtesy of Rivella, and we can officially endorse this delicious beverage!
Long been waiting for something as truly Swiss as can be. Where can I buy Rivella Milk when the shops open tomorrow?
[…] has been Switzerland's unofficial soda since 1952. A myth among newly arrived expats is that Rivella contains milk, when in fact it is made of milk […]