Coca-Cola is an unexpected brand that takes a back seat in Sweden, at least during the Christmas season. While many countries enjoy traditional holiday beverages such as Egg Nog or Mulled Wine, Julmust, a carbonated beverage or soda, is Sweden's yuletide drink of preference. Julmust is a fermented malt drink similar to root beer that is alcohol-free. In December, it sells 45 million litres more than Coke and every other soft drink brand combined. Julmust then goes missing for a few months before reappearing at Easter as Pskmust - the same drink in a different bottle! 75% of'must' is consumed in December, with the remaining 25% consumed whenever Easter falls. Outside of these hours, the drink is nearly tough
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