Number one Mexican soda brand Jarritos launched in UK

By Carina Perkins

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Jarritos sodas are made in the heart of Mexico using 100 per cent natural sugars and real fruit extracts
Jarritos sodas are made in the heart of Mexico using 100 per cent natural sugars and real fruit extracts
Bloomsbury Drinks Limited is introducing the popular Mexican soda Jarritos to the UK for restaurants and pubs looking to capitalise on the popularity of Mexican cuisine.

Product details:

Made in the heart of Mexico, Jarritos sodas are available in a range of flavours including lime, strawberry, mandarin, fruit punch, guava, Mexican cola and tamarind. The 375ml traditional glass bottles come in packs of 24. 

USP:

Founded in the 1950s by Don Francisco "El Guero" Hill with the aim of reflecting the flavours and essence of traditional Mexican "Auguas frescas", Jarritos is the most popular soft drinks brand in Mexico. Their sodas are formulated to accompany Mexican food, using  100 per cent natural sugar and extracts from natural fruits. They have a low sodium and cholesterol content, making them a good alternative to the high calorie soft drinks on the market.

Availability and price:

Available to order from http://www.funnybones.co.uk/​ - check price with supplier

Why you should buy it:

Mark Walton, director of Bloomsbury Drinks Limited, said: “With the huge rise in popularity of Mexican cuisine over the last few years, customers are actively looking for authentic, natural drinks with which to accompany such vibrant, flavoursome meals and Jarritos is just the answer.

“Take the best-selling, Jarritos Lime Flavour Soda for example; as the perfect companion to any snack or meal packed full of flavour, the zingy sour flavour of the lime perfectly balanced with the natural sweet sugar cane and gloriously juicy citrus fragrance is the ideal complement.”

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