Relating to cans of juice there's one which stands above all others in Scotland and that's, in fact, the mighty Irn-Bru. Nonetheless, it is not the one Scottish drink that we go loopy for.
At one level, there was one other cult drink, this time made within the northeast. Famed for its vivid pink color, and a pleasant fruity style, Moray Cup was a lot cherished. Rivalling even the ever-present Irn-Bru in Aberdeenshire and Moray, it was sadly discontinued in 2017.
Initially made in Macduff, Banff, by a drinks firm referred to as Sangs, the ever-popular drink, which was repeatedly bought in chippies throughout the northeast, first got here below risk in 2012, based on this look again by Aberdeen Dwell.
With Sangs asserting that they had fallen into administration, a marketing campaign was posted on-line to try to reserve it with 1000's of individuals signing the petition and resulting in the model being purchased by a brand new firm referred to as Cott Drinks.
The drink continued to be produced, however turned more and more exhausting to acquire, till it sadly got here to an finish in 2017.
A spokeswoman for Cott Drinks confirmed the drink would now not be made and blamed the choice on the UK sugar tax, launched again in 2018.
The spokeswoman beforehand mentioned: "With the UK sugar tax approaching in addition to the price of supplies, we've got decided that we're now not in a position to viably produce the Sangs Moray Cup vary of drinks.
"We wish to thank our customers for his or her loyalty and we recognize that the model might be missed.
"If in some unspecified time in the future sooner or later circumstances change, then we'll revisit our evaluation on this vary of merchandise."
In a bid to try to save the notorious pink drink, people from the realm arrange a web page on Fb referred to as ' Save Moray Cup '.
A petition was made by followers to try to save the domestically produced drink, however sadly, they weren't in a position to take action.
Distraught, one fan beforehand mentioned: "All of the extra cause for native possession of our conventional firms. Certainly one for Alex Salmond to marketing campaign on?! Moray Cup is my favorite - how may they."
Though there's a Moray Cup-shaped gap in our hearts, at the very least we will reminisce concerning the instances we may stroll into our native chipper and seize a bottle or two.
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