Aquarius Zero Azúcar soft drink

Aquarius is a global beverage brand predominantly categorized as a sports drink or functional water. Originally developed in Japan in 1978 and launched there in 1983 by The Coca-Cola Company, it was created to compete with other regional isotonic drinks.

In Spain, where the product in the image is from, Aquarius has achieved a unique cultural status, often consumed not just by athletes but as a general refreshing soft drink. Since its introduction to the Spanish market in 1991, coinciding with the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, it has become one of the most popular non-carbonated beverages in the country. The 'Zero Azúcar' version is a sugar-free variant enriched with mineral salts like zinc and selenium to aid daily hydration. While the brand is Japanese in origin and American by ownership, the product found in Spain is manufactured locally by Coca-Cola Europacific Partners Iberia.