Coca Cola Pharmacist

In 1866 the curiosity of a pharmacist from the state of Atlanta, Dr. John S. Pemberton led to him creating a distinctive taste. The taste was so distinctive that it was in question for it to be sold in soda fountains. Dr. Pemberton then took his distinctive taste to a very good friend of his, Frank M. Robinson which was also a pharmacist. They both added carbonated water and sampled the drink to get reviews back on their work. When watching the people from the community gives good reviews on the creative drink they decide to take it to the next level of becoming business partner. Both Dr. Pemberton and Dr. Robinson named the drink Coca-Cola and made its trademark, which is still used today. Two years before Dr. Pemberton death in 1894, he sold part of his …show more content…
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