However the taste is totally different.
Enter Um Bongo from Portugal which I spotted at a Portuguese cafe which set me back at £2.29.
Made with 80% fruit, 20% water.
Ingredients in six languages: Portuguese, English, French, Spanish, Arabic and Chinese.
This drink is made by Sumol Compal which does a lot of nectar drinks.
Just as expected, the Um Bongo drink was really good, I felt that it tasted 90% like the original.
The thing that makes it different is that the mango is more prominent whereas in the original the banana and passionfruit was the flavours to hit first.
Overall, not as disappointing as the Modern Um Bongo sold in the UK.
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