sarsaparillas

red sarsaparilla (or sas’parilla as the bottle says). it really tastes like nothing actually. granted, it has been in my fridge for around a year, but i had a bottle when i ordered it and it also was very bland. a very subtle mint taste, but on the whole, it is just a little bit …

this really tastes like bark. which may just be what sarsaprilla originally tasted like, but today it does not. i don’t like this at all, yet i am strangely attracted to it. i had a can of it a few months ago and the familiar feeling is returning to my stomach. maybe it has grown …

i don’t taste the smoke. that is a good thing, i hate smoked stuff, cheese, meat (well, i don’t eat meat, but i didn’t like it when i did comsume flesh) and so on, so i was wary of this beverage. it has a faint taste of something natural i suppose. not something i love, …

i’ve never seen a red sarsaparilla before actually. and if this is what they would all taste like, i hope i don’t see many more. pretty watery and not really much taste to it at all in fact. a little bit bitter i guess but otherwise, not a truely discernable flavor. not offensive, but not …

from the get go, you know this soda is wacky. the bottle is strange looking, it is 14 ounces instead of the usual 12. then you see it has a “blend of Madagascan, Indonesian and Tahitian Vanilla Extracts.” what the heck is that about?! at first, i always enjoy this soda. it is very full …