Mexican Clamato
Clamato from Mexico, the tomato and clam juice behind the michelada, in its El Original, Cubano and Vuelve a la Vida versions.
Which Mexican Clamato can you get?
There are three: the classic tomato and clam juice, including El Original, in bottles from 473 ml to 1.89 L; Cubano, more seasoned and with more heat, in 473 ml; and Vuelve a la Vida, in 473 and 946 ml.
Clamato is a Mott's brand, now owned by Keurig Dr Pepper, and Grupo Peñafiel distributes it in Mexico. At MexGoodies you get the versions sold in Mexico, like El Original and Cubano, which aren't always easy to find at U.S. grocery stores.
How do you use Clamato?
It's the base for a michelada preparada and an ojo rojo, and it's also good on its own, ice cold, with lime and hot sauce.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy Mexican Clamato in the U.S. or Canada?
At MexGoodies: Clamato from Mexico in bottles from 473 ml to 1.89 L, shipped anywhere in the U.S. in 3 to 7 days and to Canada in 6 to 12 business days plus customs time.
Is Clamato Mexican?
The Clamato brand belongs to Mott's, now owned by Keurig Dr Pepper, and Grupo Peñafiel distributes it in Mexico. El Original and Cubano, for example, are versions sold in Mexico.
What is Clamato Cubano?
It's the same tomato and clam juice, but more seasoned and with more heat. It's for micheladas with some backbone.