During a recent visit to Cost Plus World Market, Zuberfizz Key Lime Cream Soda really stood out to me, as someone who loves key lime pie. According to the company’s website, “each batch [of Zuberfizz] is handcrafted in small quantities with fresh Rocky Mountain water from the [San Juan mountain range].” What do you think about lime in sodas? Do you have any favorites? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
The western themed Sioux City brand began back in 1987. On the bottle, their Sarsaparilla refers to itself as “The Granddaddy of All Root Beers.” What do you think about sarsaparilla? If you like it, do you have a favorite? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
NuGrape has a long history going back to the early 1900s. The National NuGrape Companyw as based in Atlanta. In the 1960s, it was bought by Moxie and, in the 1990s, Big Red bought both NuGrape and Nesbitt’s from Monarch Beverage Company, which is what The Moxie Company had become. Are you a NuGrape fan? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
This cream soda takes on the persona of Brooklyn, New York’s Coney Island, an area best known for it’s amusement parks. What is your favorite cream soda? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
Old Towne Beverages produces a line of soda with a diverse array of flavors. Today, we take a look at Old Towne Chocolate Fudge Soda. Thank you to Michael Kimsal of indieconf for providing me with this soda. Is there a chocolate soda that you like? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
I couldn’t find Canada Dry Vanilla Cream on the company’s website or even on the Dr Pepper Snapple Group website (though I did manage to find it on a separate product facts site run by Dr Pepper Snapple Group), so I’m not sure how common it is. But, I was intrigued by a vanilla infused ginger ale and wanted to give it a try. Have you tried Canada Dry Vanilla Cream? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you […]
Bubble Up, a lemon-lime soda, was introduced in 1919. The company website says that the beverage was produced ten years prior to the release of popular competitor 7-Up. Have you had Bubble Up? Please let me know in the comments. Thank you for watching.
On episode #15 of Soda Tasting, we tried something new: a blind tasting. The concept is simple: I taste a bunch of sodas without knowing which is which. I talk about my favorites and try to guess the brands. In a way, I’m setting myself up to look silly. But, it is fun. That episode is currently the most viewed episode of the show so far. Thanks to the positive response and requests for more, I’ve decided to continue doing […]
Abita Brewing Company is best known for their beer, which represents nearly all of their product line. But, they also produce a root beer and that is what we’re tasting today. I am joined on today’s episode by Jonathan Bailey of Plagiarism Today and Garbage Horror and my brother, Sean O’Keefe, a film student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, who is a member of F.B.I. Improv. We record videos together as Patrick and Sean. Have you […]
Meyer Lemon Soda is technically a store brand as it was released by The Fresh Market, a grocery store chain. But, it is a limited edition and is a straight lemon soda. Not lemonade, not lemon added to something else. Just lemon. I am joined on today’s episode by Jonathan Bailey of Plagiarism Today and Garbage Horror and my brother, Sean O’Keefe, a film student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, who is a member of F.B.I. […]
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