Break Out of Your Beverage Rut with Modelo Spiked Aguas Frescas

Spring is (finally) here and with it comes a fresh energy, a newfound sense of adventure…and a renewed appreciation for an ice-cold beverage. There’s no shortage of choices on the market—but still, we find ourselves searching for a flavor boost that expands beyond the norm. Luckily, we found that flavorful, bold option from a mainstay alcohol brand we already know and love: Modelo®, whose commitment to creating authentic Mexican flavors reflects in all of their products. (Case in point: They have the No. 1 beer in the U.S.). And their vibrant Spiked Aguas Frescas are no exception.

In case you’re unfamiliar: aguas frescas (which translates to “cool waters” or “fresh waters”) are popular Mexican beverages that are typically non-alcoholic. If you’ve ever been to Mexico, you may have noticed street vendors selling them—and seriously, they are *so* refreshing. Well, Modelo put their own twist on tradition, recreating the vibrant, authentic flavors in a spiked beverage. Below, we have all the details on these delicious drinks.

Modelo Spiked Aguas Frescas will take you on an authentic flavor journey through Mexico. How exactly? Rooted in vibrant and diverse Mexican culture, these drinks (and their packaging) are bold and colorful—and will totally reinspire your flavor palette.

Now for the exciting part: Modelo Spiked Aguas Frescas come in four authentic fruit flavors, including Pepino y Limón (Cucumber Lime),  Flor de Jamaica (Hibiscus), Piña (Pineapple), and Sandía (Watermelon). They’re also made with a splash of real fruit juice*, emulating the flavors and drinking experience of traditional aguas frescas, but with an exciting twist.

Good news: Modelo Spiked Aguas Frescas are nationally expanding and can now be found in many retailers across the country. Just head to their site and put in your zip code to find it near you. And take it from us: If you’ve been dreaming about a vacation, Modelo Spiked Aguas Frescas will, at the very least, transport your taste buds.

_{*Hibiscus contains juice only for coloring.}