Coca-Cola's journey in Nepal

Coca-Cola, colloquially known as Coke, was introduced to the world market about 140 years ago. On May 8, 1886, Dr. John Pemberton tasted Coca-Cola for the first time at his drugstore, Jacobs Pharmacy. He made a kind of syrup in his laboratory. After making a jar of syrup, he tasted it to people walking in front of his pharmacy. After receiving praise from everyone, he started selling it for 5 cents per glass the next day. It was not named at that time. Later, Dr. Pemberton suggested to his friend Frank Robinson to choose a good name from the two letters C. Then the name was named Coca Cola. After choosing the name, Robinson wrote Coca-Cola in beautiful letters with his own hand. This name and this writing became its real identity. Coca-Cola is written the same way all over the world. There is no difference in the writing of the letters. In fact, this is a sample of Robinson's handwriting.