Sangria Señorial

Sangria Señorial is a non-alcoholic beverage that is a popular choice for those who enjoy the taste of Sangria but prefer to avoid alcohol. It is produced by Novamex, a company known for its production of Mexican soft drinks.

History

Sangria Señorial was first introduced in 1982 by Novamex. The company aimed to create a non-alcoholic version of the traditional Spanish drink, Sangria, that could be enjoyed by all. The beverage quickly gained popularity due to its unique flavor and has since become a staple in many households and restaurants.

Ingredients

Sangria Señorial is made from a blend of carbonated water, sugar, natural flavors, and caramel color. It also contains less than 0.5% of Citric Acid, Sodium Benzoate (to protect taste), and Sodium Citrate. The beverage is known for its sweet and fruity flavor, which is reminiscent of the traditional Sangria.

Consumption

Sangria Señorial is often served chilled, either on its own or mixed with fresh fruit. It is a popular choice for parties and gatherings, especially during the summer months. Despite its origins in Mexico, the beverage is enjoyed by people all over the world.

See Also

• Novamex
• Sangria
• Non-alcoholic beverage

References

• [Official website of Novamex]

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