According to beer industry experts, the name of Cerveza Corona has to do with the fact that the characteristic logo was inspired by the Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco.
Corona beer is one of the most emblematic drinks in Mexico. Its fame has been of such magnitude that it has appeared in one of Hollywood's most successful film franchises, Fast and Furious, in which Dominic Toretto shared Carona with the rest of his team.
But like all successful products, there is an origin. When was it first created? Corona . . .
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