After a long hiatus, we are finally reviewing another root beer! Mason’s Root Beer Review Mason’s root beer is “keg barrel flavor”, as evidenced by the keg on the bottle. It comes in an interesting amber-colored glass bottle, and is bottled by the Real Soda company. The ingredients listed are vague, with Carbonated water, sugar, caramel color, sodium benzoate (a … Continue reading →
This is the first clear root beer we have tasted so far. Original New York Seltzer makes several naturally flavored sodas. Here is what our reviewers had to say: “It is like a Sprite root beer. It’s pretty good, and easy to drink.” “I thought I remembered the New York Seltzer tasting better than this, but all in all, it’s … Continue reading →
It has been a while since we at HandyFather.com did a root beer review. It seems that our local sources for new root beers to try has been depleted. I was excited to find this Brownie Caramel Cream Root Beer just because it has been so long since the last root beer review. Usually when a root beer name has … Continue reading →
Another root beer in a clear glass bottle; the initial impression of the Kutztown Root Beer Review. Kutztown root beer has Yucca Extract as the primary flavor ingredient. It produces a pleasant licorice flavor. We poured some Kutztown Root Beer into a frosted mug to find an interesting reddish-brown head, not too much, but it was good. There is a … Continue reading →
Even Trader Joe’s has a generic store brand. The Trader Joe’s Vintage Root Beer Review was okay. Trader Joe’s Vintage Root Beer is an all-natural cane sugar root beer. It is also a very generic root beer with no outstanding quality. Trader Joe’s Vintage Root Beer has a nice, deep color and tons of foamy head when poured into a … Continue reading →
It is usually a joy to do a root beer review of a real cane sugar brew. The Blumers Root Beer review was an exception to that rule. Upon opening the bottle, Blumers Root Beer has a pleasant smell. It pours nicely with good, dark color and head. The problem, and I think the worst problem a root beer can … Continue reading →
The Mug Root Beer Review was long-awaited. Mug root beer is the national Pepsi-co root beer. You can find it wherever Pepsi is available. Since it is such a large part of the national selection, it is only fitting that it would be an All-American beverage. It is… High Fructose Corn Syrup.
Continue reading →Anchor Ginger Root Beer is a “Soothing Beverage for the Traveler”. I know I’d go traveling just to find a location selling Anchor Ginger Root Beer! It is that good. As of today’s date, Handy Father Root Beer Reviews have only had two root beers that rank higher than this monumental root beer. Those are Virgil’s Root Beer, and Henry Weinhard’s. All three of these brews are unique to each other and have an excellent quality to them.
Continue reading →We recently did a Gale’s Root Beer Review. This brew is made by Chef Gale Gand, and features Cinnamon, Ginger, and Vanilla. A word from Gale Gand – “I Love root beer! While cooking in England some years ago my root beer sources dried up and I was forced to do without. So I get a little brown terrier puppy … Continue reading →
This root beer has a very light color. It smells really good, and has nice, thick and foamy head that lingers and has very small bubbles that sit there for some time, but as soon as the Barrel Brothers Creamy Vanilla Root Beer touches the tongue, it is evident that something is amiss.
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