JARRITOS

JARRITOS

In 1950, Jarritos was created by Francisco “El Guero” Hill in Mexico, right in his very own dining room. He used real fruits and real sugar to make a soda that was real delicious. Jarritos expanded to 11 unique flavours using fresh fruits. including ones from mandarin groves hidden somewhere m the Yucatan. As for the rest ot the fruits, all are from Mexico: the limes come from Colima, grapefruit from Veracruz, hibiscus from Guerrero. tamarind from Oaxaca, pineapple from Tabasco, guava from Aguascalientes and mango from Chiapas. Using only fresh fruits and real sugar, Jarritos became the best-selling national soft drink in Mexico by 1960. Soon, Jarritos expanded to the U.S., keeping the same flavours, the same original recipes, and the same authentic glass bottles. Why mess with perfection? Today, thousands of bottles of Jarritos travel the world daily. Perhaps you’re even enjoying one now.

Key Attributes of JARRITOS include:

The Bottle

• Glass, Vintage, and Unique
• What soft drinks were supposed to be

The Look

• Attractive & Colorful

The Flavors

• Natural
• Tastes like the fruit
• Unique

The Ingredients:

• Cane Sugar
• No HF Corn Syrup, No Caffeine
• No Gluten, No Allergenic
• Light Carbonation

The Heritage

• Super Good Since 1950

Imported Beverage from Mexico