best root beer, birch beer & sarsaparilla reviews. Anthony rates, ranks & reviews hundreds of root beers. Since 1996 exploring the root beer world
best root beer, birch beer & sarsaparilla reviews. Anthony rates, ranks & reviews hundreds of root beers. Since 1996 exploring the root beer world
no, it is not alcoholic, but it is kind of thicker than a usual root beer. all natural and junk, and one of the better all natural brews i have had i suppose. it has a kind of bitter taste to it that i don’t enjoy too much, but it does not linger too much …
this is a darn fine brew. SO creamy and rich you almost feel sick after drinking a bottle. which is wacky, but kind of fun. it is stinky that this beverage is not available anywhere near where i am though, very lame indeed. perhaps i will import it. if you can get it, do and …
a weird little concoction, definitely all natural which is always nice in my opinion. the taste is a bit different. not awful just unexpected. the honey is not as obvious as you’s hope either. i think there are just too many competing flavors going on here so you lose them all as your taste buds …
this is probably the best sarsaparilla i have had in a long while. although sarsaparillas are quite hard to come by so maybe that is not really saying a whole lot. it is not as harsh as some or as watered down as others, but it has just a smooth flavour with a kick to …
kinda of average really for a birch beer. that slight mint thing, but also a medicine-y taste to it. just doesn’t impress me, although i would select it over a lot of other drinks still. plus it is red which is always cool.
