Arab drinks in America

Arabic coffee (qahwa) with cardamom, drinks built on dates — including Milaf, the world’s first date cola — and celebration staples like Saudi champagne, a sparkling apple-and-orange mocktail. All non-alcoholic, all built for sharing.

Milaf is a Saudi cola sweetened entirely with Ajwa and Sukkari date extract — no added sugar, no artificial sweeteners. It comes in Cola, Loumi (black-lime citrus), and Up (lemon-lime), and Babanuj stocks it in Houston with USA-wide shipping.

Jallab is a Levantine drink made from dates, grape molasses, and rose water, poured over crushed ice with pine nuts and raisins — a Ramadan-table classic across Syria and Lebanon.

Vimto is a berry cordial that became a Gulf Ramadan tradition — mixed with cold water at iftar. Barbican is a non-alcoholic malt beverage popular across the Gulf. Both are icons of the Arab drinks fridge; Milaf is the newest addition to that shelf.

A festive non-alcoholic sparkler from Saudi Arabia: apple juice, orange, sparkling water, and mint over ice. It’s the celebration pour at Saudi weddings and gatherings — no alcohol involved.

Milaf Date Cola in all three flavors, Zaitoune Turkish coffee ground with cardamom, and Bal Coffee’s caffeine-free roasted date-seed brews — shipped from Houston across the United States. The shelf keeps growing.