Soft drinks will be made with grape juice from the company’s own production of grape juice. The recommended retail price will be 230 rubles per bottle of 0.75 liters. The first batch will be released with a volume of approximately 60,000 bottles.
Fanagoria said there is a growing interest in non-alcoholic wines among Russians, with the number of such drinks in stores doubling in the last three years. At the same time, drinks made from aged grape juice are cheaper than most imported brands, but not comparable to non-alcoholic wines made from alcoholic ones.
Source: Ferra
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