Clemon Mojito 250ml

It features a refreshing blend of zesty lime flavour with cool mint-inspired notes, complemented by lively carbonation for a crisp finish.

No. Clemon Mojito PET 250ml is a non-alcoholic carbonated soft drink inspired by the refreshing taste of a classic mojito.

Yes. Its lightweight, resealable bottle is ideal for commuting, travelling, office breaks, school, and outdoor activities.

Yes. After opening, keep the bottle refrigerated and consume it within a short time to retain its fizz and flavour.

No. It's a carbonated soft drink produced by Akij Food & Beverage, and the mojito reference is to the flavour — lime and mint — not to the cocktail's rum. Nothing in it is alcoholic. If you want formal halal certification, that mark belongs on the packaging, so check the label or ask the producer directly.

Lime first, then mint. The lime is rounder and less sharp than the lemon in regular Clemon, and the mint arrives at the end as a cooling finish rather than a flavour you taste up front. If you've had a mojito or mint lemonade, it's recognisably in that territory. If you've never had mint in a fizzy drink, expect something closer to cold than to sweet.

Regular Clemon is lemon and nothing else — direct and acidic. This is lime plus mint, which makes it softer on the citrus and cooler on the finish. They're not interchangeable, and liking one doesn't guarantee liking the other. Buy a single bottle first.

It's positioned as a speciality flavour rather than an everyday one, and it sits at the same price as Clemon Zero and Mojo Zero — the BDT 50 tier across Akij's 250ml range. Whether the premium is worth it comes down to whether mint appeals, so treat the first one as a trial.

Yes, and it's the easiest starting point available. Crushed ice, a few fresh mint leaves bruised between your palms, a lime wedge squeezed in, then pour. Bruising the mint rather than tearing it releases the oils without the bitterness. Add a little sugar syrup if you want it sweeter — never granulated sugar straight in.

Ten to fifteen minutes in ice water with a spoon of salt stirred in beats the freezer, because the water contacts the whole container. This is a drink worth getting properly cold rather than merely cool.