Pineapple Lime: Calories 170, Carbs 21.6 grams, Protein 0.2 grams, Fat 0.0 grams. Coconut Lime: Calories 195, Carbs 25.2 grams, Protein 0.3 grams, Fat 0.0 grams. Passionfruit Lime: Calories 184, Carbs 22.8 grams, Protein 0.1 grams, Fat 0.0 grams. serving of average analysis: Guava Lime: Calories 187, Carbs 23.6 grams, Protein 0.1 grams, Fat 0.0 grams.
Another premium offering from the Corona beer family, Corona Refresca is a tropical celebration you can taste. Available in a drink variety pack ideal for sharing or for keeping your fridge stocked longer, these lime drinks are perfect served at a backyard barbecue or poured into tropical cocktail glasses to enjoy with a special meal. Each sip of these flavored drinks delivers a crisp finish that is especially enjoyable on a hot day. With fewer than 200 calories* per slim can, the flavorful tropical cocktails in this canned drinks 12 pack are made with malt grains and brewed with minimal fermentation. Taste the tropics of Mexico with the vibrant, refreshing, natural fruit flavors of these sweet drinks.
Whether or not Corona Refrescas will be your summer beverage of choice remains to be decided, but expect to see more summer-inspired flavors heading your way, because we're just getting started.This Corona Refresca Spiked Tropical Cocktail Variety Pack includes 12 slim cans of premium lime flavored malt beverages, featuring three canned drinks each of Guava Lime, Passionfruit Lime, Coconut Lime, and Pineapple Lime flavors. I may be saying this as some of us are surrounded by four-foot snowbanks, but pretty soon a change is going to come. With Target inflatable pools already on offer and Pearsecco becoming a thing, there are definitely some summer vibes starting to float around and it's nice to be able to see the emerging products and have a little bit of summer hope.
CORONA REFRESCA PASSIONFRUIT LIME INGREDIENTS FULL
With storms still hitting all around the country and shelves still full of Easter candy, it's hard to imagine that summer is actually dawning any time soon - but summer will come, eventually. Let the tropics come to you with this tropical, bright drink with natural fruit flavors and only 4.5 alcohol content. That’s what you get with the Corona Refresca, available in Coconut Lime, Guava Lime, and Passionfruit Lime. So it's probably no surprise that we're seeing big-name brands expanding into that market - though the internet is mixed on their initial responses to the Corona Refrescas, so we'll have to see if they take off. Corona Refresca Imagine the tropical fruits of Mexico mixed with Corona beer. People want lighter, fruitier options, even when it comes to alcoholic drinks that can sometimes feel heavy or too sickly-sweet. And the cans, like most canned drinks that have preceded it in the last few years, are highly Instagrammable.Įver since the explosion that was LaCroix, lighter drinks options have been having a bit of a *moment*. They come in at a 12-ounce serving with 4.5 percent alcohol by volume and are sold in handy little cans, perfect for taking them on-the-go (though not drinking on-the-go, obviously). They're a type of "flavored malt beverage" and are aimed at giving non-beer drinkers a chance to enjoy the Corona flavors. Corona Refresca Passionfruit Lime,Made from mostly fins bois and some champagnes, and aged to give a dinstinctive taste and texture, Courvoisier has strong hints of fruit that goes well neat, with ice or mixed with your favorite tonic. What are Corona Refrescas? It took me a second to figure it out too, so don't worry. But now, in what feels like a bold choice, Corona is branching out in a way that makes you say, "Weird flex, but OK." Corona Refresca drinks are here and they seem to be dialing up that summer vibe. Its traditional bottle of a beer, probably with a lime wedge squeezed into the top of the bottle, has become a staple of summer drinking, especially for those who want to imagine a more exciting edge to their after-work happy hour. When you hear the word "Corona," you probably have some very clear images in your head.
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