Aranciata by Fonti di Crodo is a traditional Italian orange soda made with natural spring water sourced from the Alps and luscious Sicilian orange juice and pulp. The product is made without any added color or preservatives
Despite popular belief, Italian soda was first made in San Francisco around 1925 by two Italian immigrants, namely the Torre brothers. It’s a combination of soda water and flavored syrups. Unlike regular sodas, Italian varieties don’t contain caffeine and also come in a plethora of unique flavors. If you are eager to give them a taste, including Aranciata, Gassosa, Chinotto, and more, browse through our collection of Italian sodas!
Crodo is a beautiful village, situated in the northern part of Italy, among lush Alp vineyards and historic castles. Yet, the unique spring water of Crodo is what puts the village on the map. Initially discovered in the 12th century, Terme di Crodo took on the opportunity to provide the whole country with unique mineral water. After the acquisition of the said company, Fonti di Crodo has broadened its assortment, including tempting traditional Italian sodas, which, of course, are also made with natural spring water from Crodo. You can discover beloved products from Fonti di Crodo in our Italian grocery store online.
Aranciata by Fonti di Crodo is perfectly delicious on its own, as a quick pick-me-up during hotter days. However, it can also serve as a luscious addition to your cocktails, such as Paloma Shandy and Clementine Spritz.
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Ingredients: Carbonated spring water, orange juice (from concentrated and natural juice), sugar, glucose syrup, orange pulp, citric acid, natural flavor.
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Product Weight: 4 x 11.2 fl oz (1.3 l)
- Product of Italy
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