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The ingredients in Irn-Bru are a secret, and the recipe is known only to Robin Barr, the Chairman - who announced his retirement in May 2009,and one unnamed person (who are not allowed to travel on the same plane together). A copy of the recipe is kept in a bank vault in Scotland. Robin Barr himself mixes the essences of the drink in a sealed room at their headquarters in Cumbernauld once a month. Once Robin Barr steps down as Chairman, he will continue to be the company mixer, but will eventually pass on the recipe to his daughter.

In all fairness, unless you could have made gunpowder from coca cola, is there anything wrong with making money off your enemy?

I'm reminded of milo minderbinder having his own airbase bombed in order to offload the egyptian cotton to the germans, if memory indeed serves me well.

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