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​Aguas Frescas from Mexico Crowned #1 Non-Alcoholic Drink in the World

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In a world brimming with beverages, a group of traditional Mexican refreshments have been crowned as the “Best Non-Alcoholic Beverage” in the world--Aguas Frescas. These delightful concoctions, hailed for their vibrant flavors and refreshing qualities, have captured the hearts and taste buds of millions around the world.

TasteAtlas, the esteemed culinary guide known for its comprehensive exploration of flavors, recently published an article titled “Top 100 Beverages in the World” and bestowed first place to Aguas Frescas. With its rich history and wide array of flavors, it's no surprise that this beloved beverage emerged as the undisputed champion.

Barolo wine from Italy was rated # 2, Mango Lassi from India #3, Vintage Port wine from Portugal #4, and Chai masala from India #5.
Aguas Frescas have long been a staple of Mexican cuisine, offering a respite from the sweltering heat with its icy cold servings. Some of its most popular flavors include Horchata, Jamaica, Tamarindo and Limón, each offering a unique and refreshing taste experience.

With over 10,000 foods and drinks cataloged and countless more awaiting discovery, TasteAtlas continues to champion the rich tapestry of tastes and aromas that define our world. Aguas Frescas, with their vibrant flavors and cultural significance, stands as a shining example of culinary excellence and global unity.

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Written ​by
Alan Gerardo
​Padilla Aguilar
​5/26/2024
Alan Gerardo Padilla Aguilar has a Bachelor of Arts degree in History and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mexican American Studies. He has been honored with a State of Texas Joint Resolution for his work with the local community. He was chosen to participate in the Harvard Latino Leadership Initiative program at Harvard Kennedy School in 2013. He was also a research assistant for the PBS documentary, “The Head of Joaquin Murrieta.”
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