Schweppes Citron Menthe soft drink

Schweppes Citron Menthe (Lemon Mint) is a refreshing sparkling soft drink that combines the zesty acidity of lemon with the cool, aromatic notes of mint. This specific product variation is highly popular in the Middle East and North Africa regions, often found in sleek cans or glass bottles featuring Arabic and French labeling. While Schweppes is a global name, local formulations like Citron Menthe are tailored to regional taste preferences, emphasizing a crisp, botanical profile that serves as both a standalone refreshment and a premium mixer.

Historically, Schweppes was founded in Geneva in 1783 by Johann Jacob Schweppe, a German-born watchmaker and amateur scientist who developed the first industrial process to manufacture carbonated mineral water. The brand later moved to London, where it received a British Royal Warrant in 1836. Today, the brand operates under a fragmented ownership model: in Egypt and across most of the Middle East, Africa, and Europe, the brand is managed and distributed by the Coca-Cola system. In North America, it is owned by Keurig Dr Pepper, while in Australia, it belongs to Asahi Beverages, and in parts of Western Europe, it is managed by Suntory.