In 1982 an exciting new soft drink was launched in the UK. Quatro was a mix of fruit flavours carefully blended together to create the taste of fruity puke . . .
It came in a can with a large stylised Q printed over the top of four coloured squares representing the different flavours of the drink.
There was orange (for orange), yellow (for lemon), red (for cherry) and green (for washing up liquid).
The drink did not enjoy a long life and was gone by 1986 . . .
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