Jarritos - Mexican Soda Soft Drinks Tamarind (17.7 oz 524ml) 24 Bottles - Made with Real Cane Sugar - 0g Fat - Made in Mexico - Natural Flavor Soda Pop - Party & BBQ Beverages

Quench your thirst for this knowledge while we quench your thirst for sabor. Our Founder - In 1950 Don Francisco El Guero Hill founded Jarritos. He was an accomplished chemist and tinkerer who always left his beakers and journals all over the house especially in the dining room. Salud! - The official anniversary of Jarritos is August 29th. On that day we ask you to raise your favorite flavor of Jarritos in honor of our founder. While youre at it raise one on all the other days too. Old School - Our original bottles were not labeled. People just knew what flavor it was by the color. What are you doing this afternoon? Who wants to drink Jarritos blindfolded? Coming to America - in 1988 Jarritos began exporting to the United States where it quickly positioned itself as the top-selling Mexican product in the Hispanic market. Where in the World - Jarritos wanderlust has taken it to a lot of countries. Perhaps someday it will visit the moon if there are thirsty moon people. Little Jugs - The name Jarritos might mean goat shoes in German but it also means little jugs in Spanish. Traditional fruit-flavored aguas frescas were served in clay jugs to keep them cooler for longer. Coffee Soda - Our founder was ahead of his time when he created our original flavor coffee. The world wasnt ready for iced coffee so our iconic flavors were born. Los Colores - Want to hear something weird? The Jarritos logo has the colors of our most popular flavors Mandarin and Lime which are very similar to the colors of the original clay pots which were naturally brown on the bottom and glazed green on top. Coincidence? Yeah probably. Qu? Buenos Son! - The phrase Super Good comes from the original Jarritos jingle from the 1950s - Jarritos que buenos son! which means Jarritos: Theyre so good!. Mexico Vibes - Jarritos was born in 1950. By 1960 it was being bottled and sold in 80% of Mexican states. Making Jarritos the number 1 soft drink brand in the country.