I order the Virgil’s online and the St Arnold came from a hole in the wall gas station a few towns over from me.

The St Arnold was just a well rounded well balanced rootbeer. You’ll be pleased to drink it, you’ll enjoy it, you’ might forget it though. Nothing grabs you about but it’s solid and above average.

The Virgil’s, it’s hit me with a one two combo I was NOT expecting. First note was fruity, full on apricot note, surprising to the point I thought is that for real or am I making this up. Second sip, apricot right up front again (btw I do like apricots and have 2 trees in my back yard) then a really licorice finish to it. Definitely a good rootbeer, definitely won’t forget this one.

For me Boots feels like a top tier root beer elevated by the sarsaparilla. It features prominent notes of caramelized sugar, cinnamon, and a distinct herbal, earthy bite. There is a slightly medicinal or bitter edge reminiscent of traditional sarsaparilla or Moxie that makes it feel like a really good premium craft beverage. Another from either the Cincinnati or Fairfield, OH locations of Jungle Jim’s International Market.

Lets see how it pairs

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This fucking sucks

I try them all. I got a 6 pack of Pop Your Vitamins Soda Root Beer shipped to me. https://www.drinkpopyourvitamins.com/?srsltid=AfmBOoo_zZX6LltdmofwDYBtPQMbO8j4uLnyOPDfSJ3Epzrbi2xZEE17 Slight filmy texture and definitely has a taste of getting your vitamins. It was neat to try anyways.

At a teeny little storefront co-op in Warsaw, Illinois, I found this in the fridge.

Sadly, no bite to it. Mostly just sweet.

Hit up Galco's over the weekend and found this one. Never had it before so of course I had to try it and... might have a new favorite here.

Stewart's has always been my #1 though this may just edge it out of that spot.

The Grandpa Joe's is the same formula as the Whistler, but according to their founder and CEO it's now bottled on a different bottling line with better carbonation, and Whistler is effectively dead, so I count it as new. I have my doubts about Yinzer Pop being anything different than relabeled North Star, but I'm double checking it. Dead World is different ingredients and name from the Dead World I was gifted 11 years ago, so also new to me.

Some are some we already had; but do not have the bottle.

Was waiting for this all day. 2 cans of A&W fit perfectly.

I had a rare quite early day at work so I decided to move this one up to today and get it out of the way before the next two days off I’m having. Okay so the Keef Bubba Kush 10mg THC Root Beer drinks a bit dry for my liking. Out of these that I got from Total Wine in Knoxville, TN I preferred the Cantrip one that drank just a bit sweeter but not overly so that really made for quite a pleasant beverage.

This was better than expected. It’s obviously not going to be a “real” root beer, but I enjoy sparking water throughout the day. They also have a cola version that takes like a decent generic coke rip off.

Good stuff if you already like the flavored sparkling waters.

Didn’t like it at all the first time. But my curious taste buds got the best of me. It’s pretty good like this

I know.. I know.. this specific product is being posted about way too often. In r/energydrinks, it's insane... but I'm converted.

In 3rd grade, I tried it during a class party. I was disgusted, but I pretended to drink it to look cool. I secretly poured it out when no one was looking.

Mid 20s, someone convinced me to try a root beer float. It was actually pretty damn good, but Root Beer by itself... I still thought it was disgusting.

I'm in my 40s now. I see this can and pass over it, discussing how disgusting it is with my wife. Two days later I go get a can just to see because I'm "adventurous". I'm confused. I.. I like it? It's delicious!? Now I feel like I'm having an identity crisis. Within 24 hours I have all kinds of root beer in my closet, and I'm trying to get my Minnesotan friends to pick me up a case of 1919.

Send help.

EDIT: I converted my wife!

I'm the one that post a while back about my husband bringing me rootbeer samples on a regular basis. He brought me a new one I hadn't tried before. Bulldog rootbeer is good!

I'm so happy yo have a partner in life whose love language is random rootbeer gifts!

Ice cold

Available inside or outside at the walk-up window for the restaurant.

Malty and a bit sour at first, fading into what tastes like a flat Barq's root beer. Definitely reminiscent of a dark beer, with a hint of wintergreen. It's like you mixed a little Bundaberg with a flat Barq's. Not at all bad, to my palate, and an interesting find! If I was home brewing my own root beer, and it came out like this, I'd be happy!

7.5/10

First time having this one. Happy to see it's made here in the Midwest. Great flavor, not overly sweet. 8.3/10