Fonti Di Crodo Aranciata Italian Orangeade is an 11.15 fl oz (330 mL) can of sparkling Italian orange soda made with real orange juice and pulp and alpine spring water from Crodo, Italy. It is the genuine imported can, available as a single or in packs of 3 and 6, shipped fast from New Jersey.
Fonti Di Crodo Aranciata: Sparkling Italian Orangeade With Real Orange Juice
- Real orange juice and pulp — about 20 percent orange juice, as printed on the can, for a genuine fruit flavor
- Alpine spring water — sourced from Crodo in the Piedmont region of the Italian Alps
- No added color or preservatives — a short Italian recipe, as labeled, with a natural cloudy orange look
- Italian tradition since 1931 — bottled in Crodo, where the brand has made sparkling drinks for decades
- 11.15 fl oz (330 mL) can — a single-serve slim can, the same format sold in Italian bars and cafes
- Pack options — Single, Pack of 3, and Pack of 6 for aperitivo hour and lunchboxes
How to Use
Serve the can well chilled, straight from the can or poured over ice with a slice of fresh orange. For an Italian aperitivo, mix it with Aperol or Campari and a splash of prosecco, or with vodka for a citrus highball. Store unopened cans in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and drink an opened can the same day.
About Fonti Di Crodo
Fonti Di Crodo takes its name from the mineral springs of Crodo, a small town in the Ossola valley of Piedmont in the Italian Alps, where bottling began in 1931. The brand is best known in Italy for its Aranciata and Limonata sparkling fruit sodas. Browse more imported drinks in our Drink Collection. Learn more at fontidicrodo.it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Fonti Di Crodo Aranciata contain allergens or caffeine?
Fonti Di Crodo Aranciata is caffeine-free and made from spring water, sugar, orange juice and pulp, carbon dioxide, citric acid, and natural flavors, with no common food allergens declared on the Italian label. Because it is imported and recipes can be updated, anyone with a specific sensitivity should read the printed ingredient list before drinking.
How should I serve and store Fonti Di Crodo Aranciata?
Serve it cold, straight from the can or over ice with a fresh orange slice. It also makes a good base for an Aperol or Campari spritz. Keep unopened cans in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and refrigerate before serving. Once opened, drink the can the same day.
What is the difference between Fonti Di Crodo Aranciata and Mojito?
Aranciata contains about 20 percent real orange juice with pulp for a tangy, sparkling orange flavor. The Fonti Di Crodo Mojito is a separate, non-alcoholic drink flavored with lime and mint plus real lemon juice, styled after the cocktail. Both share the same alpine spring water base bottled in Crodo since 1931.
Is Fonti Di Crodo Aranciata imported from Europe?
Yes. This is the authentic Italian Aranciata bottled by Fonti Di Crodo in Piedmont, in the same 11.15 fl oz (330 mL) can sold in Italian bars and supermarkets. Real Prime Deals imports it and ships every order from our New Jersey warehouse, so customers receive the same drink served in Italy.