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Overview of Senzao:
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{{Infobox Beverage
| name = Senzao
| type = Soft Drink
| manufacturer = [[The Coca-Cola Company]]
| origin = [[Mexico]]
| introduced = 1997
| color = Green
| flavor = Guarana
| related = [[Coca-Cola]], [[Fanta]], [[Sprite]]
}}
'''Senzao''' is a [[guarana]]-flavored soft drink that was launched by [[The Coca-Cola Company]] in [[Mexico]] in 1997. It is one of the many beverages produced by the company and is popular for its unique flavor derived from the guarana fruit.
'''Senzao''' is a [[guarana]]-flavored soft drink that was launched by [[The Coca-Cola Company]] in [[Mexico]] in 1997. It is one of the many beverages produced by the company and is popular for its unique flavor derived from the guarana fruit.


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This article provides a brief overview of Senzao, its history, flavor, and availability. It also includes internal links to related topics such as The Coca-Cola Company, guarana, and other Coca-Cola brands.

Revision as of 23:21, 11 December 2024

Senzao is a guarana-flavored soft drink that was launched by The Coca-Cola Company in Mexico in 1997. It is one of the many beverages produced by the company and is popular for its unique flavor derived from the guarana fruit.

History

Senzao was introduced to the Mexican market in 1997 by The Coca-Cola Company. The drink was created to cater to the local taste preferences, with the unique flavor of guarana, a fruit native to the Amazon basin.

Flavor

The primary flavor of Senzao is guarana, a fruit native to the Amazon basin. Guarana has a unique taste that is often described as a mix of apple, berry, and chocolate flavors. This unique flavor profile has made Senzao a popular choice among consumers.

Availability

Senzao is primarily available in Mexico, but it can also be found in some parts of the United States, particularly in areas with a large Mexican population.

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