7UP Diet Lemon & Lime sugar free & caffeine free, US version (355ml)

Lemon-lime 7up Diet in a refreshing version for the US market without sugar and no caffeine! It tastes exactly the same as its high-calorie traditional version - the same crisp acidity broken with the right dose of sweetness and notes of mint, without any sweetener aftertaste.

It is the only sparkling drink among premium brands with the Mojito flavor, and thanks to the unique composition of lime, mint and classic 7UP notes, the drink has a unique and extremely refreshing taste.

Before the 7up version without calories and sugar was released, the world got to know a lemon-lime drink sweetened with sugar and enriched with ... lithium. In 1929, after 2 years of testing a dozen or so formulas, at a not very happy moment, 2 weeks before Black Thursday and the outbreak of the first great world crisis, Charles Leiper Grigg from The Howdy Corporation, which was then 10 years old and selling the popular orangeade, released Howdy Orange on the drink market called "Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon-Lime" - later shortened to the much more catchy marketing "7up", the name was not accidental and each of its members had its justification; nota bene, in the following decades the original name 7upa won many times competitions for the worst name of a carbonated drink ever :) Interestingly, originally 7up had a golden-caramel, quite dark color, which did not necessarily go hand in hand with its lime flavor. Only in later years, dyes were abandoned, obtaining the crystal-clear drink known today. Coming back to the meaning of the name: the first segment, or "Bib-Label", simply meant a large type of paper label attached to the front of the bottle. The real sensation is the second part of the name, ie "Lithiated", meaning simply "containing lithium" - for over 20 years, until 1950, the stabilizer used in 7Up was the cheering-up medicinal substance lithium citrate, thanks to the content of which 7up was advertised as a medicine for hangover as well as medicine for stomach problems in children.

Decades have passed, the composition of 7up has changed, but its taste has remained unchanged and fortunately today you can also enjoy its calorie-free version.