fi-GA. Natural guaraná energy with Italian taste
Fruit and guaraná, no taurine. Exclusive to Switzerland from LAPA.
An Italian original, now in Switzerland.
What is fi-GA
fi-GA is a sparkling, non-alcoholic drink made in Italy with fruit juice and guaraná extract — the plant used for centuries as a natural source of energy. No taurine, no preservatives.
Two versions: the Classic and the Light, with no added sugar. Same guaraná character, a lighter profile for guests who ask for it.
fi-GA or a classic energy drink?
Exact values are stated on the label.
How to serve it
Ice cold
Served straight from the fridge.
With ice and lime
A wedge of lime lifts the fruity note.
fi-GA Spritz
Prosecco and fi-GA, the aperitivo twist.
fi-GA Gin
Gin and fi-GA over ice.
When to serve it
- 01 Aperitivo, with the fi-GA Spritz
- 02 Afternoon break, at the counter or in the kitchen
- 03 Sport and after-sport
- 04 Parties and events
- 05 On the pizzeria menu, instead of cola
For your venue
fi-GA fits well in bars, pizzerias, Italian restaurants, beach bars, parties and events.
Buy at CHF 2.30 a can, sell at CHF 4.50–6: margin over 50%.
The two cans
FAQ
What is fi-GA?
The answer is that fi-GA is a sparkling, non-alcoholic drink made in Italy with fruit juice and guaraná extract, with no taurine and no preservatives.
Is it a natural energy drink?
The answer is that yes: the energy comes from guaraná, a plant, together with fruit juice — no taurine, no preservatives. For exact values, check the label.
Does it contain caffeine?
The answer is that yes, from the guaraná extract. The exact amount is stated on the can label.
How much guaraná/caffeine does it contain?
The answer is that the exact quantity is on the label; we are completing the technical data sheet and will publish it here as soon as it's available.
Is it alcoholic?
The answer is that no, fi-GA is completely non-alcoholic.
Where can I buy fi-GA in Switzerland?
The answer is that from LAPA: we deliver it chilled to restaurants, bars and pizzerias across Switzerland with our own round.
How is it served?
The answer is that ice cold, with ice and lime, or mixed — fi-GA Spritz with Prosecco or fi-GA Gin.
What's the difference between Classic and Light?
The answer is that Light has no added sugar, same guaraná character; Classic is the original recipe.