Jarritos Mexican Cola Soda

Jarritos is an iconic Mexican brand founded in 1950 by Francisco Hill. Known for being the first national soft drink brand in Mexico, it gained fame for its fruit-flavored sodas packaged in glass bottles. The name 'Jarritos' refers to the traditional Mexican clay jugs used to store refreshing water and drinks.

While the brand is exported globally, particularly finding massive success in the United States, it remains deeply rooted in Mexican production. The beverage is manufactured primarily in Mexico using natural cane sugar, which distinguishes it from many modern soft drinks that use high-fructose corn syrup. Ownership remains within the founding Hill family's corporate structure, operating under Novamex for international distribution.