Helmut Kaiser
DECEMBER 23, 2013 03:35 PM

While rencently walking along the Raritan Riverbank after a severe reainstorm (New Brunswick, NJ), I retreived a floating bottle with the blob part partially broken off.
As it turns out it is an aqua Kolafra Splits J &J bottle with the name and pyramid embossing on its side. A very cook find indeed!
I would love to find out more about this bottle and the drink!

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