Sidral Mundet Apple Soda, 1.5 liter

The night I went to see Semi Pro in the theather like opening weekend. The scean where the NBA Commensor and his family are gathering around the TV set to watch The Tropic game, and they go to commerical. The commerical they were watching was for Sidral Mundet apple soda. But after waching that movie with that commerical. I really wanted try that soda to see if it was any good. None of the groccery store near by where I live don't have it anymore. They probly had in stores when it was big in the 1970s. So last fall I did look that up at Amazon, and they had it, so I order it, poured myself a glass after I got it in the mail, Dranked the whole glass and boy was it sooooo gooood. What did it taste like? it was like fresh juicy red apples made into a sparkly shampain turned into a sparlky soda. So if you love apple made into any apple product like pies and butter. Then this is the drink for you. Just beware that this product is brewed in Mexico. But I get this again every fall to stock up for my halloween party

Good

Like carbonated apple juice. It's the only soda my daughter will drink. We both love it.

Sidral mundet apple soda $0.79 is super cheap here in Dallas. I can't believe they would charge this price. When I go to Mexico this dirt dirt dirt dirt dirt dirt CHEAP!!

This is exactly the same amazing taste as the one I was traveling in Mexico!!!! Sooooooo good!!!! Take a try!

I first was introduced to Mexican soft drinks with Mexican Coca Cola. It was rare at the time, but now it's distribution is much more widespread. There's a subtle difference between Mexican Coke and American Coke, but once you get onto it you'll be drinking Mexican Coke. You might say it's gourmet Coca Cola. Some people say the difference is due to Mexican products being made with real sugar and American soft drinks made with high-fructose corn syrup. That might be it. In any case, there's a difference. Well, my nearby Fresh and Easy Neighborhood Market is closing out four lines of Mexican soft drinks and one of them is Sidral Mundet Apple Soda and the price is only $0.50 per 1.5 liter bottle while the supply lasts. Well, this Apple Soda and the other Mexican soft drinks are really good and I'm buying up as much as my small panty can hold. The Apple Soda had a taste unlike American apple drinks, but is very good. It's sweetened with cane sugar, but is not an overly sweet beverage. That, I like. American drinks are just too sweet. This stuff makes a real ice drink with my evening meals and I would guess that the calorie content was not overly high. The nutrition label says 130 per serving. In any case, it's an excellent beverage.Gary Peterson

Recently I made yet another stop at JIM'S APPLE FARM (just south of Jordan, MN), and this time I found this wonderful apple flavored soda made in Mexico. In essence, it tastes like a very light apple juice that has been sweetened with cane sugar and carbonated. Simply put, it's a good product! According to information that I've read, this product was first introduced to U.S. markets in the late 1980's. However, at least in this part of the country, it hasn't made much of an impact. Now that I've been introduced to this beverage, I'll be keeping an eye out for it. I highly recommend giving it a try.

I can't quite describe the taste of this soda, but I'll try. It's fizzy and apply, and it kind of reminds me of Dr. Pepper a little bit, except it's lighter in flavor. It's just really, really good and refreshing. And it is made with real apple juice and cane sugar, so there's that too. If you get an opportunity to try it, do so. It's good!