Paso de los Toros Pomelo Sin Azúcares

Paso de los Toros is a legendary South American soft drink brand, originally founded in Uruguay in 1924 by Rómulo Mangini. It is best known for its uniquely bitter and refreshing grapefruit-flavored soda, which was first created in the town that shares the brand's name. The brand has become a cultural icon in the Southern Cone, marketed under the famous slogan 'Cortá con tanta dulzura' (Cut through so much sweetness).

While the brand originated in Uruguay, it has expanded its footprint through extensive regional production. The specific bottle shown in the image is produced in Paraguay, as indicated by the 'Industria Paraguaya' label. Today, the brand's global rights and operations are controlled by PepsiCo, which acquired the company in the 1950s, successfully positioning it as a premium bitter soda alternative to traditional sweet drinks across markets like Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay.