Beverages & Juices

Freez Mix

Sparkling fruit soft drink in colored glass bottles, created by Lebanon's Kassatly family and sold in dozens of countries.

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Freez Mix

Freez Mix is a sparkling fruit soft drink made by the Kassatly family, the Lebanese group behind Kassatly Chtaura. It began in the early 2000s as Freez, a non-alcoholic version of the company's vodka-based BUZZ, and was relaunched as Freez Mix around 2016 with colored glass bottles, an easy-open ring pull and new flavor pairings. The range now includes Lemon & Mint, Pomegranate, Lychee, Kiwi & Lime, Tamarind, Mango & Peach, Pineapple & Coconut and Apple & Grape, among others. Kassatly Chtaura was founded in 1974 by Akram Kassatly, whose first product was a bottled jallab. The group produces in Lebanon for the Middle East and Africa, and since 2024 a plant in Ypsonas, Cyprus handles most Freez Mix bottling for Europe and the Americas. The drink is reported to sell in more than 40 countries.

Freez Mix at a glance

  • First launched as Freez in the early 2000s
  • Relaunched as Freez Mix around 2016 in colored glass bottles
  • Made by the family behind Kassatly Chtaura (founded 1974)
  • Cyprus plant opened in 2024 for European exports

Who is behind Freez Mix

  • Akram Kassatly (Founder of Kassatly Chtaura, the company behind Freez). Source: kassatly.net

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Freez Mix alcoholic?
No. Freez was created as the non-alcoholic counterpart to Kassatly's vodka-based BUZZ drink.
Who makes Freez Mix?
The Kassatly family's group, Kassatly Group Holding, which also runs Kassatly Chtaura. The company was founded in Lebanon in 1974 by Akram Kassatly.
Is Freez Mix still made in Lebanon?
Kassatly's factories in Lebanon serve the Middle East and Africa. Since 2024, most Freez Mix for Europe and the Americas is bottled at the group's plant in Cyprus.

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