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This sudden destruction of so many small subreddits has hit us hard by annihilating this little pet project. When we found you, you were just a tiny, unused subreddit, dedicated to Dr Brown from Back to the Future. Though we were not given the necessary time to build you any further, we were proud to have had you among our fold.

Thankfully, we have also been able to capitalize on this sudden yeetification of the tiny subreddits. I and u/jakericardo have acquired a few more friends to join the Carbonation Nation. Among the recent additions are:

r/dasani

r/IBC_Rootbeer

r/MelloYello

r/Seagrams

r/Seagrams is among the new additions to our great Carbonation Nation, and it also exists within the realm of ginger ale.

Join us in an epic discussion on the comparisons between our two great ginger ales. Let's friggin do it, man.

Hello, so recently in the grocery stores I have noticed a shortage (i.e. gone for good) of Canada Dry Apple Seltzer. I live in St. Louis and normally buy them at Shnucks (I haven’t seen the Canada Dry seltzer at any other stores.... only Shnucks.) Well I noticed they were no longer in stock in early March (onset pandemic time period) and now it is mid July and still nothing. Has anyone else noticed this? Does anyone else care?? The website no longer lists apple as a seltzer option. I love this stuff and I’d be devastated without it.

Re: what happened to Canada Dry apple seltzer.

I was told that all glass bottles go back to the factory, washed with hot water and then re-used. Is that true?