Cape ColaA Coastal Classic

A small-batch cola crafted for quiet mornings, sandy afternoons, and all the timeless moments that make Cape Cod feel like home.

The CapeCod Standard

Savor the View. We'll Handle the Refreshment. There is a specific rhythm to life on the Cape. It's the morning walk on the flats, the late lunch on the porch, and the quiet beauty of a town that refuses to rush.

Cape Cola was created to accompany these moments. We aren't interested in the hustle of the highway or the neon lights. We are crafted for the garden parties, the beach picnics, and the quiet moments where the only noise is the ocean. This is soda raised to the standard of a sauvignon blanc — sophisticated, crisp, and best served in a glass.

A four-pack of Cape Cola cans

"Things to do in Cape Cod" —a Perfect Dayon the Cape

Fishing boats and tidal flats at Rock Harbor in Orleans
Nature

Rock Harbor

A small working harbor on Cape Cod Bay known for its beautiful sunsets, fishing boats, and wide tidal flats that emerge at low tide.

Sweeping dunes and open ocean at Race Point Beach in Provincetown
Beach

Race Point Beach

A spectacular National Seashore beach at the northern tip of the Cape, known for sweeping ocean views, massive dunes, and powerful waves.

Rippled tidal flats and sandbars exposed at low tide at Brewster Flats
Beach

Brewster Flats

When the tide retreats, 1,200 acres of shimmering sandbars, tide pools, and sculpted ripples emerge — one of Cape Cod's most extraordinary coastal experiences.

Wide Atlantic shoreline and dunes at Coast Guard Beach in Eastham
Beach

Coast Guard Beach

One of Cape Cod's most scenic ocean beaches and part of the National Seashore, famed for wide sandy shores, rolling Atlantic waves, and dramatic dunes.

Soft sand and warm Nantucket Sound water at Craigville Beach
Beach

Craigville Beach

One of the most popular beaches on the south side, known for warm Nantucket Sound waters, soft sand, and a lively summer atmosphere.

The red-and-white Nauset Light above the dunes
Nature

Nauset Light

One of Cape Cod's most recognizable landmarks — a red-and-white lighthouse that has guided ships along the Outer Cape for more than a century.

Cedar-shingled cottages along the Nantucket shoreline
Island

Nantucket Island

Cobbled streets, cedar-shingled homes, windswept beaches, and historic lighthouses — Nantucket feels like stepping into a postcard, just a ferry ride away.

Oceanfront grounds of the historic Chatham Bars Inn
Food & Drink

Chatham Bars Inn

One of the most iconic historic resorts on Cape Cod, overlooking the Atlantic with classic Cape architecture and award-winning dining.

Wooden boardwalk crossing the salt marsh at Gray's Beach in Yarmouth Port
Beach

Gray's Beach

A peaceful boardwalk extending over scenic salt marshes along Cape Cod Bay, famous for wide-open views and unforgettable sunsets.

Open barrier beach and marsh at Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge
Nature

Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge

One of the Cape's most remote protected areas, with wide open beaches, rich birdwatching, and a peaceful escape into raw coastal landscape.

Pirate shipwreck artifacts on display at the Whydah Pirate Museum
Culture

Whydah Pirate Museum

Home to artifacts from the only fully authenticated pirate shipwreck ever found, offering a fascinating look into 18th-century maritime life.

A paved bike path winding through trees on the Cape Cod Rail Trail
Outdoor

Cape Cod Rail Trail

One of the Cape's most popular outdoor experiences — a paved path winding for miles through forests, ponds, and charming towns.

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Heritage& Quality

Rooted in Charm. Cape Cod manages to stay timeless because we value quality over speed. From our historic lighthouses to our family-run clam shacks, we believe the best things are kept small and special.

Cape Cola honors that tradition. We use high-quality, natural ingredients to create a flavor that feels as nostalgic as a postcard. It's a small luxury you can hold in your hand — a reminder that the best part of the world is right here.

Bring the feeling of the
Cape home with you