"Afri-Cola – The taste of tomorrow, today!"
A bold challenger to Coca-Cola and Fanta, Afri-Cola burst onto the global market in the 1930s and quickly became a symbol of German modernity. Packed with caffeine levels bordering on reckless, it is often credited as one of the earliest precursors to energy drinks. Its sleek, vanguardist bottle design and iconic palm tree logo reflect its ambitions: a drink not just for refreshment, but for domination. Nowhere is Afri-Cola more deeply ingrained than in The Imperial Domain of Mittelafrika, where German settlers, capitalists, and colonial administrators guzzle it by the crate to stave off the relentless equatorial heat. Whether fuelling factory workers, bureaucrats, or soldiers stationed under the sweltering sun, an ice-cold Afri-Cola is the closest thing to mercy they’ll find.