I haven’t seen these in Costco for quite a while, saw this at Dimond Costco in Anchorage today

Saw Red Arrow and bought 2 packs immediately. A little over a buck a bottle.

Ingredients, Supplies, etc.

Does anyone else love having a top tier root beer? I know I certainly do. That’s why I’m having a Lost Trail Root Beer tonight. Rich, sweet, and complex with spice and light wintergreen. Another one that’s typically available at both the Cincinnati and Fairfield, OH locations of Jungle Jim’s International Markets.

Blacklist Brewing in Duluth has a hard rootbeer seltzer using a plain house seltzer and Sprechers syrup.

I can't remember if I liked this, or not, but for the price, I can't go too terribly wrong. Right?

Mine is this sweet belt buckle. I've never had Hires, but it has to be good with swag like this.

Sometimes I just need to kick it up a notch and enjoy a classic creamy and full bodied root beer with sugar instead of the hfcs. A&W Root Beer in glass bottles is yet another one typically available at both the Cincinnati and Fairfield, OH locations of Jungle Jim’s International Markets.

Saw this on the sparkling water sub, what do yall think of this? Is this worth trying?

Well local in my hometown of Longview WA, and honestly I cant remember the last time I saw a Mug Rootbeer billboard.

Cane sugar and honey

From Matanuska Brewing in Palmer, AK. may I present to you, Rocket Root Beer, it’s a nod to the Pacific Spaceporkt complex on Kodiak Island.

Is Americana underrated? It’s definitely been one that I love. It has prominent vanilla and honey with a creamy mouthfeel. I love the flavor provided by the extracts of licorice and sassafras root bark. Guess what another one that’s typically available at both the Cincinnati and Fairfield, OH locations of Jungle Jim’s International Markets.

When i was a child i drank a root beer that was beyond vile, it physically burned to drink and tasted like cigarettes, and ever since that day I’ve never seen it again. I need to know it existed but my 7 year old brain forgot to remember the name of such a horrid drink

All I remember was it was cans in a silver box with a cartoon picture of what I believe to be a leprechaun drinking the wretched brew, he was definitely older and had a beard. The name was also written in a fancier font, probably why I don’t remember it

I need to know it existed, if anyone remembers it its this place

As a root beer in general O-Zell is one that I enjoy with its layered flavors of herbs, sassafras, and vanilla. However strictly as a root beer float I’d say it leaves just a bit to be desired as it comes through a bit light in that velvety rich vanilla taste in my opinion. Another one typically available at both the Cincinnati and Fairfield, OH locations of Jungle Jim’s International Markets.

I'm keeping track of every root beer that I try on a spreadsheet. I don't really want to have a rubric with ratings, but I'm also running low on adjectives and find myself just saying "Tastes like a good root beer" a lot. What adjectives exist to describe different types of root beer?

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$.99 per can

Root Naturals Apothecary Root Beer is actually pretty good. Just a clean, crisp, and refreshing one. No exceptional bold or rich flavor, but it has just enough to deliver what it needs. I got it at either the Cincinnati or Fairfield, OH location of Jungle Jim’s International Market.

Ordered the Kutztown Soda Works “Root Mix”. It was $39 for ten 24oz bottles. I’ve had the birch beer and root beer before. The root beer is one of my favorites ever and the birch beer I did not log my thoughts on, and I don’t recall.

I first encountered Kutztown root beer in a small Amish market in southeastern Ohio a year or two ago. I remember trying it as I worked through my collection and being annoyed I only bought one!

This was the most economical way for me to get the root beer where I’m at and it gives me a chance to 1) retry the birch beer, 2) try the sarsaparilla, and 3) try the white birch beer.

For those who’ve had Kutztown sarsaparilla or white birch beer, what were your impressions?

Looking forward to trying this, as I haven't been able to find 1919 anywhere yet. I've already seen the praise for 1919 on this sun, but does anyone have any thoughts about the pony kegs?

I love Norka Root Beer. It has prominent sweet vanilla with a light sassafras core flavor. It actually has a sharp carbonation tingle initially, but that delicious flavor washes over pretty quickly. You guessed it another one from either the Cincinnati or Fairfield, OH location of Jungle Jim’s International Market.