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Learn about the history of Pepsi Cola and how this soft drink invented by a pharmacist became one of the world's most popular beverages.

Jumping on the soda fountain craze sweeping the country, by 1898 he had invented his own drink, which he named “Pepsi-Cola.” Bradham promoted the drink, expanding to fifteen bottlers in the Carolinas, Virginia, and West Virginia by 1906.

“Pepsi-Cola is the great American drink for the great American evil, INDIGESTION!” read one 1906 ad. “It digests what you eat, tickles the tongue, quenches the thirst, and makes you finish a...

When was Pepsi-Cola invented? How did it get its name? In 1898, small-town pharmacist Caleb D. Bradham looked for a name that would better describe his formula -- which he was selling under the name "Brad's Drink." He bought the name "Pep Kola" from a local competitor and changed it to Pepsi-Cola.