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Fever-Tree Pink Grapefruit Soda

Fresh pink grapefruits from Florida are balanced with floral notes for a unique flavoured soda.

Fever-Tree Pink Grapefruit Soda

Quick Facts

ABV0%
OriginUnited States (modern soft drink style)
Flavour Strengthlight medium
SeasonYear-round (Most popular in spring and summer)

Flavour Profile

Primary Flavours

GrapefruitCitrusLight bitternessSubtle sweetness

Tasting Notes

Bright grapefruit aroma with fresh citrus acidity, gentle bitterness, and restrained sweetness. Crisp, dry finish with lively carbonation.

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Fever-Tree Pink Grapefruit Soda

2.530 kcal per 100ml

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Fever-Tree Pink Grapefruit Soda

2.530 kcal per 100ml

Storage & Handling

Store unopened bottles or cans in a cool place. Refrigerate before use. Once opened, use immediately to retain carbonation.

Shelf Life

Unopened: 6–12 months. Opened: Use immediately

Pro Tip

If your Paloma tastes flat, it’s usually the soda — not the tequila.

Usage

Used as a mixer to lengthen drinks and add bright grapefruit character. Most commonly paired with tequila or mezcal, but versatile across light spirits.

Top Tips

  • Chill thoroughly to keep bitterness clean and refreshing.
  • Choose lower-sugar styles to avoid masking the spirit.
  • Add gently to preserve carbonation.

Possible Substitutions

  • Fresh grapefruit juice + soda water
  • Bitter lemon (more quinine, less fruit)

Production Method

Produced by carbonating water and blending with grapefruit juice or flavourings, sweeteners, and acids, then bottled under pressure.

History & Context

Grapefruit soda became widely popular in Mexico and the United States, particularly as the defining mixer in the Paloma. Its balance of bitterness and refreshment made it a staple in agave-based cocktails.

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