Founded in Mexico in 1925, the company is dedicated to making premium beers with high-quality barley, aromatic hops and pure springs, and its original method of drinking lemon in the bottle is very popular
Corona is a Mexican pale ale, which has begun to become popular in China, and can be drunk in bars and currently available in some of the larger supermarkets. CORONA EXTRA is the flagship product of the Moroccan beer company in Mexico, which was once favored by fashionable young people in the United States because of its unique transparent bottle packaging and the special flavor of white lemon slices added to drinking. Now there is also a new brand, CORONA LIGHTS.
IN 1925, THE WORLD'S FIRST CORONA EXTRA WAS BREWED BY THE MODELO GROUP IN MEXICO CITY. The MODELO Group is a conglomerate specializing in the production and marketing of beer, with a total of 10 beer brands. Among them, the flagship brand CORONA EXTRA (Corona Premium Ale) is the world's leading Mexican beer, sold to more than 150 countries and regions around the world, ranking at the top of the global beer brand sales list.
CORONA beers come from the mysterious Latin American continent and are carefully brewed from 100% natural ingredients. Exquisite craftsmanship combined with the quality of barley, aromatic hops and pure spring nurtured by the ancient land has resulted in Corona Grand Cru beer, which is loved all over the world. A unique transparent packaging bottle with beautiful curves, reflecting fashion and romance; And CORONA's original method of drinking lemon in the bottle makes it of supreme quality kneaded with passion and fantasy. CORONA has become synonymous with fashion and classic.
Drink Corona in the mouth of the bottle with lime slices
The allusion to drinking Corona plus lemon spread by chance. The traditional way to drink Mexican tequila is to take a sip of tequila, then lick the salt and lemon. As a result, Mexicans began to put lemons in Corona, and accidentally discovered that the sweet and sour lemon matched the cool Corona, and this special drink began to spread along the U.S.-Mexico border.
