Can be bought from the store for real world currency. Received from Bottle & Cappy, recorded amounts 1,2,3 and 5. Can be found while exploring the wasteland. The Nuka-Cola bottling plant appears only in the Fallout 4 add-on Nuka-World. Scavenging the whole area, including the World of Refreshment, one will be able to find a total of: 
Clark's stash - Stash referred to in For Deke, in a footlocker under a bridge just to the west of the facility. Park medallion - By the queue lanes at the entrance of the plant, on the south side of the building. Two wedding rings - On the westernmost part of the roof, behind a blue water storage unit, the rings are on the hands of two skeletons. Casey's password - Next to the previous note. They hit Boston - A note on the western part of the roof, in the room with the weapons workbenches, on a table. It's in a short cabinet between a tool case and a radio. A fusion core - On the eastern part of the roof, inside a small cabin adjacent to the crane that accesses the faction flagpole. See also: World of Refreshment loot, Secure beverageer lab loot 
There are several entrances to the facility, including where the boat ride enters the building in the south, in a drainage pipe to the north, a loading dock door to the north (initially locked) and a door above and to the right of the loading dock. The roof of the building as well as the pond to the north feature a Nukalurk infestation, including the Nukalurk queen. It has a sizable amount of fever blossom located here and in the bus station just to the west. Just south of the building is where Nuka-World guests would wait in line to ride on the river of Quantum. Sergeant Lanier's Gunner recon team was killed by these creatures, known as Nukalurks. After the war, mirelurks moved into the plant, mutating due to the soda's contents. A ride consisting of a river of Nuka-Cola Quantum was created in October 2077. This industrial facility has been converted by the Nuka-Cola Corporation to serve as an attraction on top of its normal duties.
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