Hit (drink)
Hit is a carbonated soft drink that was introduced in Venezuela over 40 years ago. It is now owned by The Coca-Cola Company. The graphic logo and design is similar to Coke's brand Fanta and, in fact, it is Fanta with a different name.
Flavors:
- Apple (Manzanita in Spanish, literally "Little Apple")
- Grape (Uva in Spanish)
- Orange (Naranja in Spanish)
- Kolita (mix of tutti-frutti, vanillin and chewing gum)
- Pineapple (Piña in Spanish)
Available in these flavors until 2003:
- Passion Fruit (Parchita in Spanish)
- Tangerine (Mandarina in Spanish)
- Guarana (renamed as Senzao)
- Grapefruit (Toronja in Spanish, renamed Quatro)
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