Barr Irn Bru Diet

I needed change for the bus this morning so nipped in to my local shop to buy something, I usually have a bottle of Diet Coke with me but I'd forgotten today so I headed over to the drinks chiller. Now, my local shop is notoriously expensive so I don't usually bother with things unless I am desperate, I looked at the Diet Coke but at £1.23 a bottle (what???) I refused to buy it just on the principle of the matter! I scanned the shelves and everything was ridiculously priced (£1.49 for Oasis!), Luckily I checked the bottom of the chiller and found an Irn-Bru Diet promotional bottle, for, wait for it... 69p! Now I love Irn-Bru anyway and don't ...  Read the complete review

Since I've been ill for about a week now, I've decided to let myself eat and drink whatever I want in the hope that it will help speed up my recovery. Over the past few days that has included tablet, Ben and Jerry's and lots of yoghurt covered raisins (which are ridiculously good, by the way), but for some reason today I had a real craving for something else: Diet Irn Bru. I'm a fan of Irn Bru, both diet and ordinary, but rarely drink, so I decided to let myself have some of it today. I drink far too many fizzy drinks, and used to have a bottle of Diet Coke or Pepsi Max almost every day. I've been trying to cut down recently, or at least vary the drinks that ...  Read the complete review

A&G Barr were initially formed in 1875 by Robert Barr who started the business in Falkirk, Scotland. In 1887 a further factory was opened in Glasgow by his son Robert Fulton Barr and this factory was later taken over by his brother Andrew Greig Barr from which the current company takes its' name. In 1901 both businesses jointly introduced the world to Irn Bru. The phonetic spelling of the drink was brought after concerns over regulatory changes to food labelling. There are several other popular drinks associated with the company perhaps the other most common being Tizer. In Scotland where Irn Bru is known affectionately as our other national Drink 4 litres are sold ...  Read the complete review

Diet Irn Bru has been a firm favourite in my family for more years than I would care to remember. It is pronounced Iron Brew. Diet Irn Bru is produced in Cumbernauld in Scotland by a company called A.G. Barr plc. The company currently employ over 900 people. Irn Bru was first sold in 1901 and continued to be sold until the start of the second world war. After five years it was re-introduced and has been on sale ever since. The company was floated on the Stock Market in 1967 and has remained there ever since. Diet Irn Bru is bright orange in colour and the label is in two colours, bright orange and bright blue, with diet and irn ...  Read the complete review

I've been drinking this for years. I do like Diet Coke probably the most, but this I probably have 40% of the time I drink juice. Proabably one of Scotlands best loved exports. The Irn Bru brand is made in Cumbernauld Scotland. You can buy this product in lots of different ways. 330ml cans - approx 60p 500ml bottles - approx 90p 700ml glass bottles - approx £1, you get 20p for returning the bottle to some shops as well 2 Litre bottle - approx £1.40 6x 330ml cans - approx £2.40 8x 250ml bottles - approx £2.30 I just bought 2 packs of 8x 250ml bottles from Asda for £3, so ...  Read the complete review