Oogavé
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Oogavé was a U.S. beverage company based in Denver, Colorado.
Stephen "Esteban" Anson started making Oogavé sodas from agave nectar as an alternative to sodas with processed sugars and high fructose corn syrup. He started serving it in his Denver restaurant on April 13, 2005. With an increase in demand for the sodas, he created his own bottling plant in Denver with two friends. In January 2009, the factory was opened, and the first bottles were shipped to natural grocery stores and restaurants around Colorado. In 2014, Oogavé was purchased by Rocky Mountain Soda Company. In 2016, R.M.S. rebranded Oogavé and created more organic agave-sweetened flavors. Oogavé soda is not available to purchase as of May 2, 2023.
Flavors[edit]
- Citrus Paradisi (Sparkling Grapefruit)
- Cola Mexicana
- Ginger Ale
- Horchata (Vanilla Cinnamon)
- Jamaica (Hibiscus Flower)
- Limonada (Sparkling Lemonade)
- Mandarin Key Lime
- Mango Tamarindo (Sweet & Sour)
- Manzana (Sparkling Apple)
- Sarsaparilla (Spiced Root Beer)
- Strawberry Rhubarb
- Watermelon Cream
External links[edit]
- Oogavé - Homepage
- Oogavé Inventor Hopes to Cash in on Sweet Investment, by Dan England, The Greeley Tribune
- Rocky Mountain Soda Company - Homepage
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