We continue our run of Dublin Bottling Works sodas with the company’s entry into the cream soda market, introduced in 2012. Have you had Dublin Vanilla Cream Soda? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
The holidays are over, but that doesn’t mean we can’t talk about holiday soda on Soda Tasting. Christmas Mint Soda, complete with Santa Claus on the cover, is today’s selection. On this episode, I mentioned a new book, “Professional WordPress: Design and Development (Second Edition),” co-authored by my friend Brad Williams. What do you think about mint in soda? Have you see any other ones? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
As I explained in more detail in my Dr Pepper Blind Tasting, Dublin Dr Pepper was a version of Dr Pepper produced by Dublin Bottling Works using Imperial Pure Cane Sugar. Following legal disputes between the company and Dr Pepper Snapple Group, it ceased production in January of 2012. Thank you to Bob Hubbard and Dortiz116 for requesting this soda. What is your favorite soda that’s no longer being made? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for […]
Chicago’s Filbert Root Beer Company produces a a line of sodas in more than 20 flavors. This episode features Watermelon. Were you a fan of the TV Show “Rocko’s Modern Life”? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
Druthers produces sodas with different colored cows on the labels. Red Cow (Red Creme Soda), Orange Cow (Orange Creme Soda) and Black Cow (Vanilla Creme Rootbeer). I’m taking a look at the Black Cow on this episode. Do you know of a root beer with a strong vanilla flavor? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
Dublin Bottling Works produces a range of retro themed sodas. In episode #68, I tried Orange Cream. In this one, I’m going to taste Cherry Limeade. Are you a fan of cherry limeade sodas? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
Dad’s describes their Blue Cream Soda as “almost liquid cotton candy with very heavy vanilla notes.” Thank you to Michael Kimsal of indieconf and Freelance Path for providing this soda. What’s your favorite cream soda? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
After disputes with Dr Pepper Snapple Group forced Dublin Bottling Works to stop producing Dublin Dr Pepper, the company introduced it’s own line of retro themed sodas. I’m going to be taking a look at several of their products on upcoming episodes and today is the first: Dublin Orange Cream. Thank you to Bob Hubbard for requesting some Dublin Bottling Works sodas. Are you a fan of the Dublin Bottling Works sodas? Please let me know in the comments. Thank […]
Red Rock Premium Cola, from Atlanta, Georgia, has been produced since 1885. It was once endorsed by baseball great Babe Ruth. Thank you to everyone who takes the time to comment in support of the show or to answer the question I ask at the end of each episode. It means a lot. Thank you to DrumsInHeat, VelvetGal5, Dortiz116, rachelishot0, hhx1, John Wilkerson, nchjdl, shuku09 and others. Have you ever had Red Rock Premium Cola? Please let me know in […]
Unlike the previous blind tastings I’ve done for colas and pepper sodas, this one doesn’t focus on a particular flavor, but a particular brand. That brand is Dr Pepper. Dr Pepper was invented in the 1880s and, in 1891, Dublin Bottling Works became the first facility to bottle the soda. When the mainstream version switched to high fructose corn syrup, they continued to bottle a sugar sweetened version. Eventually, it was branded as Dublin Dr Pepper. Dr Pepper Snapple Group […]
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