Sidral Mundet is now a product of The Coca-Cola Company...

[Ram0n C0keah0lic]

Sidral Mundet, that was property of Coca-Cola's bottler Coca-Cola FEMSA and in U.S. is currently distributed by Novamex, is now part of The Coca-Cola Company...

http://marketing.dyred.com.mx/bepensa/images/mundet.jpg

The company unveiled a new logo for the product and in the future it will be bottled and distributed by all the Coca-Cola bottling system in Mexico (right now is bottled by independent local soda companies at some markets)...

I wonder if now Coca-Cola will distribute Mundet in U.S. too...

[SodaFan16]

I love Manzanita Sol, I would love to see that here in the U.S.

[Ram0n C0keah0lic]

Actually is available in some markets in the U.S... in fact when I went to L.A. early this year I saw Manzanita Sol in some stores...

[SodaFan16]

Yeah, we have it here in Chicago. I meant to say I want to see Sidral Mundet here in the states haha.

[mello yello]

sidral mundet has been available at some Walmarts (and other stores) in the US for a while. hopefully it will be even more available soon!

[ATownAndrew]

The Sidral Mundet sold here in California is bottled by Jarritos in glass and plastic bottles and sold alongside Jarritos. So did Coke buy out Jarritos outright or just Sidral Mundet from them?

[Ram0n C0keah0lic]

Nope, just Sidral Mundet... unlike U.S. where Jarritos, Mundet and Sangria Señorial are all from Novamex; here in Mexico Jarritos, Señorial and Sidral Mundet are from different soda companies, Mundet was bottled by Coca-Cola FEMSA and independent bottlers (now all the Coca-Cola bottlers will make it), Señorial is from a mexican soda company called Mezgo and Jarritos is bottled in some states by Pepsi and in other states by a mexican soda company called Aga...

BTW, here's a picture I found on twitter to prove that Sidral Mundet is now part of Coca-Cola Mexico (the author of the pic didn't took so well the news that Mundet is now from Coca-Cola)

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