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The Origin of Coca-Cola in Valencia: the Uncontested Theory that Points to Aielo De Malferit, the Cradle of Nino Bravo
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The official history places the birth of Coca-Cola in a pharmacy in Atlanta in 1886, but in Aielo de Malferit — the Valencian people who saw Nino Bravo born — another version has been told for more than a century. A legend that smells of cola nut syrup, Peruvian coca leaves and an exotic prize at the Philadelphia Fair of 1885. The syrup that was advanced six years to Pemberton In 1880, the entrepreneurs Bautista Apparici, Ricardo Sanz and Enriqu…
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