Стоит ли покупать Дорогую КОЛУ?

In this video the host explores a wide range of Russian Coca‑Cola variants, tasting and evaluating them from the very start. At 00:00 he reacts to the assortment, at 00:36 he discusses the cheapest cola, at 02:01 he explains why it’s called that, at 02:45 he questions whether it’s still a legend, at 05:30 the first confusion arises, at 06:43 he praises a positive cola, at 07:37 he mentions a Rollton cola, at 08:39 a Kalina cola, at 10:05 he wonders if Chernogolovka has slipped, at 11:05 he says it should replace Pepsi, at 12:47 he asks what they did to Dobry cola, at 16:09 he suggests making more lemonades, at 16:36 he says this replaced Pepsi, at 17:46 he presents the original, at 18:56 a Belarusian cola, at 20:16 a snack manufacturer made a change, at 21:38 Vkusvill made tea, at 22:35 a cola with minions, at 23:13 it bites the barrel, at 24:21 a sports cola, at 25:17 a cola with jelly pieces, at 26:06 a rich cola, at 26:59 a scooter caused cringe, at 28:05 a cola with dates, at 28:40 a strange neural cola, at 29:41 a garden cola, at 30:29 a beautiful bottle, at 31:33 he asks why it’s so expensive, and at 32:26 he showcases the most expensive cola.