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Paneer Soda - Goli Soda

Kalimark Paneer is ‘love’ in a bottle. Rose essence mixed with carbonated water gives a traditional preparation of this drink containing the essence of real rose petals. Giving a soothing and a lovely taste to it, the drink improves the taste buds of oneself. Increasing high levels of tasty essence to it, Kalimark Paneer gives a gentle yet strong taste making the soda taste like heaven.

Goli Soda or Goti Soda (Goti = marble in Hindi) is a colloquial term for carbonated lemon or orange-flavoured soft drink popular in India. Though the origin of its name isn't clear, Banta has been selling since 1872, long before popular carbonated drinks arrived, the drink is often sold mixed with, lemon juice, crushed ice, 'masala', and kala namak (black salt) as a carbonated variants of popular lemonades shikanjvi or jal-jeera, It is available at price at street-sellers known as bantawallah, at prices ranging from 5 -30.
 
Similar to ramune, a Japanese lemon drink, Banta is popular across North India especially capital Delhi. There, it is known as “Delhi’s local drink”, nimbu lemon soda or kanchay waali drink, especially in Old Delhi, and University and college campuses. In South India it is known as Goli Soda, due to the goli (marble) in neck of the bottle. The states of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh have a local variant, paneer soda.

It is available in a Codd-neck bottle a heavy glass bottle in which a round marble seals the mouth of the bottle by the pressure of the contents, instead of a cap. The distinctive bottle has led to the drink also being called goli soda in South India.

The banta bottles are largely bottled by unorganized manufacturers, which sell bottles for as little as  2. Delhi itself has over 100 single-room bottling units. During the bottling process, a chemical flavouring agent known as Lemon No. 1. by International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) is added. The agent is also used in ice cream and the pharmaceuticals industry.

Prior to India's independence, the Codd bottles were imported from England, however post-independence, local manufactures came up, like many factories in Ahmedabad. Today a major the Codd-neck bottle manufacturer in India, is Khandelwal Glass Works (since 1981), at Sasni, Uttar Pradesh, after Mahalakshmi Glass Works in Hyderabad, closed down a few years ago. Before the retry of popular soft drinks, like Pepsi and Coca Cola in 1993, the sale of Banta reached its peak in early 1990s, selling 100,000 bags per annum, with each a bag containing of 75 bottles or 75,00,000 bottles per annum, by 2010 it has dropped to nearly half, after reports of consumers experiencing nausea after consumption due to unsanitary conditions during production of the beverage

Source: wikipedia