Although ramune is a distinctly Japanese product (like Kewpie mayo), this technology -- the Codd-neck bottle -- was invented in England during 1872. At this time, it was the most effective way of ...

Researchers further determined that the artifact was a Codd-neck bottle. This kind was first made in 1870s and were extremely popular during the Victorian period. English Victorian Period is ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Ramune soda is a household name in the Japanese drink world, appearing on many must-try lists when it comes to Japanese cuisine.

There is also a very collectable 10oz Cresswell & Co Smethwick Reliance Patent Codd Bottle with a Cobalt blue lip in the sale. Some collectors aim to own as many variations as possible with ...

This type of bottle, commonly known as a Codd-neck bottle, was invented in the 1870s and was widely used during the Victorian era. In addition to the soft drink bottle, the archaeologists ...

Alan Blakeman of BBR Auctions, Elesecar Heritage Centre, Barnsley pictured with a blue Hiram Codd bottle which recently made nearly £40K at auction. Picture taken by Yorkshire Post Photographer ...

Also found was a Codd bottle from HD Rawlings, in Nassau Street, Fitzrovia. The bottle is an early example of a carbonated drinks bottle, invented by soft-drink maker Hiram Codd of Camberwell ...