The most popular and common fruit sodas tend to be orange and grape, but outside of that duo, there are a lot of different flavors out there. One of the more unique I have come across is blueberry pomegranate. That’s what I’m tasting today in the Flathead Lake Blueberry Pomegranate. What are some of the more unique fruit flavored sodas that you like? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
Stewart’s Grape Soda is the first grape soda to be featured on Soda Tasting. The Stewart’s brand, which dates back to 1924, offers an array of options that it refers to as fountain classics. In this clip, I mentioned my friends at WebDevStudios, including Brad and April Williams and Brian Messenlehner. What is your favorite grape soda? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
Made from real kola nuts, Hansen’s Original Cola promises a cola with “all the flavor you’re looking for without any of the caffeine.” What is your favorite cola? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
This episode represents something new for Soda Tasting: our first blind tasting. What is a blind tasting? Well, basically, I set myself up to look foolish. I select an assortment of similar sodas, have someone pour them for me and, without knowing which is which and without tasting them immediately beforehand, I taste them and try to guess which is which. Inevitably, I miss the mark. For this episode, I am tasting a selection of peppers. The pepper soda genre, […]
When I’m doing a tasting on Soda Tasting, I spit out most of the soda that I taste. Since I’ve been asked why a couple of times already, I decided that it would be best to release a Q&A video explaining why, that I can refer back to when people ask in the future. Mainly, it comes down to two things: 1. Putting myself in the right state to properly taste and consider the soda. Though it is just soda, […]
Sprecher’s Ravin’ Red features a blend of cherry juice and cranberry juice with raw honey and ginseng added to give you a boost. Do you like the idea of fruit juice sodas? If so, what are your favorites? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
Boylan has been making soda since 1891. Ginger Ale is one of several flavors that they offer, sweetened with cane sugar. What’s your favorite ginger ale? Please let me know in the comments, so that I can taste it! Thank you for watching.
You shouldn’t expect to see a lot of store brands here on Soda Tasting. But, if something pops up that piques my interest, I’ll definitely taste it. That’s the case on today’s episode, as I am tasting Good & Delish Strawberry Cream, produced by Walgreens. Is there a store brand soda that you really love? Or one that is really unique? Please let me know in the comments, so that I can taste it! Thank you for watching.
Sprite is among the most popular sodas in the United States. In 2010, Beverage Digest ranked it as the sixth best selling in the country. Introduced in 1961, it was Coca-Cola’s answer to the success of 7-Up. What is your preferred lemon lime soda? Please let me know in the comments, so that I can taste it! Thank you for watching.
Cheerwine has a long history, going back to at least 1917. It is the “oldest continuing soft drink company still run by the same family,” according to a report in the Salisbury Post. Though it maintains close ties to my home state, North Carolina, Cheerwine can be found throughout the country. CORRECTION: In the video, I referred to Cliff Ritchie as the grandson of L.D. Peeler. He is actually his great grandson. I apologize for the error. Are you able […]
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