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Launched in Portugal in 1954, Sumol was the country's first pasteurized fruit juice drink and the first to be advertised on Portuguese television. This history often causes confusion, but the product's identity is more complex than a simple classification of juice or soda. Sumol is a lightly carbonated, fruit-based beverage that incorporates elements of both, but is properly defined as a soft drink.

First introduced in Portugal in 1954, the famous lightly carbonated fruit drink Sumol is a blend of water, fruit juice concentrate and pulp, sugar, and other key ingredients. Unlike many standard sodas, Sumol is known for its use of real fruit, offering a refreshing and authentic taste with pulp suspended within the liquid.

First launched in Portugal in 1954, Sumol is a lightly carbonated, fruit-based beverage known for its inclusion of fruit pulp. Its character comes from a blend of core ingredients, including water, carbon dioxide, and fruit juice from concentrate.