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Product Description
From Italy
San Pellegrino Aranciata Rossa Blood Orange Soda is made from a combination of oranges and blood oranges, each with a unique taste and flavor that has been impacted by the unique conditions of the Italian land they were grown on. San Pellegrino Aranciata Rossa Blood Orange Soda is characterized by its red-orange color, delicate scent with ripe orange notes, and a lightly carbonated sweet start that finishes with a refreshing juicy orange flavor. Try San Pellegrino Aranciata Rossa Blood Orange Soda with zesty foods or garnished with a slice of orange or twig of rosemary.Producer Spotlight
San Pellegrino was founded in 1899, and over the following year they bottled 35,343 bottles of their mineral water, shipping 5,562 abroad. By 1901, San Pellegrino opened up the San Pellegrino Bath Facilities and the Refreshment Hall, thriving due to the combination of their holiday resort and bottling business. In 1906, San Pellegrino commissioned architect Romolo Squadrelli to build a Liberty-style building that would become a grand hotel and casino frequented by royalty, ministers, diplomats, and top figured from every field.
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San Pellegrino was founded in 1899, and over the following year they bottled 35,343 bottles of their mineral water, shipping 5,562 abroad. By 1901, San Pellegrino opened up the San Pellegrino Bath Facilities and the Refreshment Hall, thriving due to the combination of their holiday resort and bottling business. In 1906, San Pellegrino commissioned architect Romolo Squadrelli to build a Liberty-style building that would become a grand hotel and casino frequented by royalty, ministers, diplomats, and top figured from every field.
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