What Is Coronita

Scott Simon

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12-01-2025

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Coronita, often used colloquially, generally refers to a small Corona beer. While there isn't an officially branded "Coronita" beer produced by Grupo Modelo (the makers of Corona), the term is widely understood to mean a smaller bottle or can of Corona Extra, the flagship beer. This informal designation likely stems from the Spanish diminutive suffix "-ita," which adds a sense of smallness or endearment.

Therefore, when you hear someone mention "Coronita," they're most likely referring to a smaller serving size of the popular Mexican lager. This could be anything from a smaller individual bottle (though official sizes vary by region) to a smaller can than the standard offering. The specific size is ultimately dependent on context and where it's being served. It's less about a specific product and more about a casual descriptor of a smaller-than-usual Corona.