What was the first carbonated drink ever made?
The first carbonated drink ever made was artificially carbonated mineral water. It was invented in 1767 by Joseph Priestley, a British scientist, who infused water with carbon dioxide gas by pouring it over a beer vat at a local brewery in Leeds, England. Priestley also invented the carbonating apparatus that allowed him to produce the carbonated water. The carbonated water was originally used for medical purposes, as Priestley believed that it had health benefits. However, it soon became popular as a refreshing beverage and was eventually commercialized.
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