1242 Codd Bottles revised
1242 Codd Bottles revised 1242 Codd Bottles revised
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Munsey ––––––––––––––––––––- CODD BOTTLES ––––––––––––––––––––– Page 27 –––––––––––––––––––– Banta In India, Banta is a favorite soft drink and it is marketed in the distinctively designed Codd Bottle, (“Banta-wali”). Like Japan’s Ramune, the soda pop, true to its Scottish heritage is a lemon-flavored (nimbu-pani) beverage made locally. Available in multiple lemon based flavors, Banta is delicious and refreshing, especially in the hot Indian summers. Since it is made locally, the average cost is much cheaper than a Pepsi or a Coke and that partially accounts for its popularity. Large professional glass companies manufacture the Japan version of the Codd bottle that contains Ramune. Small local glass companies manufacture the Indian version of the Codd bottles that contain Banta. Both (marble-in-the-neck) designs are the same NOW – 178 years after Codd invented the bottle – as they were THEN – in 1872 when they were first designed, patented, and first produced under Hiram Codd’s Letters Patent for a bottle to contain Aerated Liquids (Fig. 35). (Fig. 35) Letters Patent to Hiram Codd for "Bottles for Aerated Liquids"
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Banta<br />
In India, Banta is a favorite soft drink and it is marketed in the distinctively<br />
designed <strong>Codd</strong> Bottle, (“Banta-wali”). Like Japan’s Ramune, the soda pop, true to its<br />
Scottish heritage is a lemon-flavored (nimbu-pani) beverage made locally. Available in<br />
multiple lemon based flavors, Banta is delicious and refreshing, especially in the hot<br />
Indian summers. Since it is made locally, the average cost is much cheaper than a Pepsi<br />
or a Coke and that partially accounts for its popularity.<br />
Large professional glass companies manufacture the Japan version of the <strong>Codd</strong><br />
bottle that contains Ramune. Small local glass companies manufacture the Indian<br />
version of the <strong>Codd</strong> bottles that contain Banta.<br />
Both (marble-in-the-neck) designs are the same NOW – 178 years after <strong>Codd</strong><br />
invented the bottle – as they were THEN – in 1872 when they were first designed,<br />
patented, and first produced under Hiram <strong>Codd</strong>’s Letters Patent for a bottle to contain<br />
Aerated Liquids (Fig. 35).<br />
(Fig. 35) Letters Patent to Hiram <strong>Codd</strong> for "<strong>Bottles</strong> for Aerated Liquids"
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