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Rio Drinks offers a range of refreshing and delicious drinks with tropical flavours, inspired by the fruits of the Brazilian rainforest. Whether you want to unleash your sunny side, bring on the sunshine, or explore the wild, Rio has a drink for you.
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Rio (Chinese: RIO锐澳鸡尾酒) is a Chinese ready to drink alcopop beverage brand conceived in 2003 and manufactured by Shanghai Bacchus Limited Company, an arm of the Australian-based Bacchus Distillery. Rio is a member of the China Alcoholic Drinks Association, and was inducted in 2010.
- Alcopop
- Shanghai Bacchus Limited Company
Rio Drinks offers a range of sparkling water drinks with 11% real fruit and juice, including orange, guava, apricot, mango and passion fruit. Find out more about the ingredients, nutritional information, recipes and where to buy Rio Tropical.
- History of Rio Drink?
- How Big Is It?
- Which Countries Can You Buy Rio?
- Heaven Forbid, But There Was Copyright Infringement?
- Bottle, Or can?
- What Are The Different Flavors of Rio?
- Who Drinks Rio?
- Rio Drink China – Update!
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Formed in 2003 by Shanghai Bacchus Limited Company which is an arm of the Australian-based Bacchus Distillery. They had been inspired by things such as the chuhai cocktails in Japan. Rio was thus born as alcopop that would be tailored to the tastes of Asians more than say Bacardi Breezer, which was already a powerhouse in China. It was also to diff...
OK, so for some context Snow Beer is the best selling in the world, that does not make it good. Rio and Breezers take 2/3 of the local Chinese alcopop market and in 2015 earned about $60 million dollars, these are not small town Charlie’s! To read about Snow Beer click here
Whilst predominantly a Chinese thing, soft power means it is now available in other countries, such as Cambodia. Ironically it is more expensive here. I therefore keep my loyalty to Spy.
ironically you see Chinese brands getting spoofed by other Chinese brands more than you even see western rip-offs. Another Chinese company was selling “Bio” in exactly the same bottles. Essentially a direct clone. A lawsuit was brought and they got fined, but amusingly you can still buy it. How does Bio taste? Awful. How does Rio taste? Pretty damn...
Originally it was all about the bottles of Rio, but now they have hardly and cheap canned varieties hurrah!
They have all weird sugar free and health versions that much like Tanguay Ice I avoid. Oh red about Tanduay Ice here. General flavors are blue, pink, orange, and green. Technically they also have a flavor rather than just a color, but everyone knows them by colour.
Hmmm, Chinese girls and me. To read about the love Chinese girls have for Rio click here Thankfully I have no shame. Long live Rio Drink China. Not to be confused with the soft drink, or the Brazilian city.
As one one our more popular posts I have deice it was time to give the Rio Drink article a little update. A few months ago I noticed in Cambodia – whereRio is a popular drink alongside Spy that the bottles had had a little imagee upgrade. As you will see there’s a new much more colourful and dare I say fun logo to the drink. Photo taken in that qui...
Rio Drink is a popular alcoholic drink in China, inspired by Japanese chuhai cocktails. It comes in different colors and flavors, such as blue, pink, orange and green.
Rio, formerly known as Rio Riva and Arriva is a British brand of soft drink made by Hall & Woodhouse . History. The drink was created by a Dorset brewery Hall & Woodhouse in the 1980s and was originally named Arriva derived from the French ‘arriver’ which means to arrive. [1] .
Rio Tropical Light is a lightly sparkling water with 10% real fruit and juice, no added sugar and only 17 calories. Enjoy the vibrant tropical flavour of orange, guava, apricot, mango and passion fruit in a can or bottle.
