Who created iron brew?

Iron Brew, a carbonated soft drink, was created in 1901 by William Strang and his company, A.G. Barr, in Scotland. Originally developed as a tonic for health benefits, it became popular for its unique flavor and bright orange color. The drink was later rebranded as "Irn-Bru," which is often referred to as Scotland's other national drink. Today, it is known for its distinctive taste and has a strong cultural presence in Scotland.