Guarana Antarctica

Guarana Antarctica is a popular carbonated beverage originating from Brazil. It is named after the Guarana plant, which is native to the Amazon Basin. The drink is produced by AmBev, the Brazilian subsidiary of Anheuser-Busch InBev. Guarana Antarctica is the second best-selling soft drink brand in Brazil, trailing only behind Coca-Cola.

History

Guarana Antarctica was first introduced in Brazil in 1921 by Companhia Antarctica Paulista, a Brazilian beverage company that is now part of AmBev. The drink was created as a response to the increasing popularity of cola drinks in the Brazilian market. Guarana Antarctica quickly gained popularity due to its unique flavor, which is derived from the Guarana fruit.

Ingredients

The main ingredient of Guarana Antarctica is the Guarana fruit, which is known for its high caffeine content. Other ingredients include carbonated water, sugar, and artificial flavors. The drink is often described as having a fruity, apple-like flavor with a hint of berry.

Popularity

Guarana Antarctica is particularly popular in Brazil, where it is considered a national drink. It is also exported to several countries around the world, including the United States, Canada, and United Kingdom. The drink's popularity is often attributed to its unique flavor and the energizing effects of the Guarana fruit.

In Popular Culture

Guarana Antarctica is often associated with Brazilian culture and is frequently featured in media and events related to Brazil. The brand is a sponsor of the Brazil national football team, and its advertisements often feature popular Brazilian celebrities and athletes.

See Also

• AmBev
• Guarana
• Soft drink
• Brazil