O rețetă veche de 100 de ani aprinde imaginația cercetătorilor: A existat o variantă italiană a Coca-Cola?/ Rețeta unui tonic cu frunze de coca boliviană și nucă de cola a fost găsită într- o arhivă din Florența

A discovery in the old pharmacy of San Marco monastery reveals a historical tonic made with coca leaves and kola nut, sparking discussions in Italy. This 'reconstituting wine elixir' was popular among monks and may have influenced the creation of Coca-Cola. The recipe, found in a 19th-century document, highlights the use of these ingredients, which were believed to alleviate fatigue and other ailments. The connection to Coca-Cola remains unverified but intriguing due to the similarities in composition.