KinnieCLASSIC Cans (24 x 330ml)

I believe these are a Maltese favourite. I was given one to try when visiting a suppliers offices and immediately looked to find them myself. If you have ever had a Chino (Italian San Pellegrino drink) then this is very similar. If you like an Aperol Spritz this could also be a tasty and refreshing non alcoholic alternative for you! So far all deliveries have been good quality and I think the price is right.

I lived in Malta for 31 years. Loved Kinnie from day 1 Perfect to drink on hot summer days served with ice and a slice of orange. It’s slightly bitter , sparkling taste is so much more refreshing than sweeter drinks. So glad I can still buy it now I’m home in England.

I've loved Kinnie since first trying it in Malta on holiday. It's a unique sweet bitter orange herbal taste on a par with Vimto. Best drunk on hot sunny days with ice and a slice of orange or lemon. Makes me feel like I'm in beautiful Malta.

Kinnie as been my favourite mixer for alcoholic drinks ever since I discovered it on my first holiday to Malta 25 years ago. Simply the best!

Love love love this drink takes me back to Malta and gozo but very expensive

I liked the quick delivery.Knowing the price of where Kinnie originates I think that is, a bit too pricy in U. K.

Haven’t had kinnie in ages, came really quickly and all in good condition. :)

If you're Maltese or you've been to Malta you'll know Kinnie. To describe it as an orange fizzy drink is way off the mark. On an island in the Mediterranean Sea there is clearly an ancient mage, maybe Merlin from Arthurian legend, who uses archaic magic to infuse the juice of oranges with the essence of warm, sunny evenings as the sun sets behind the Citadel.