Frostie root beer review: With a wintergreen flavor, Frostie root beer has a lingering taste. It is a pleasant flavor that is the flavor of quality ingredients. It was hard to pinpoint the flavor, but we decided it was wintergreen.
Continue reading →Definitely the best generic root beer we have reviewed thus far. It is also probably the best value for the money as we got a 2 liter bottle for 74¢. This root beer delivers good bang for the buck!
Continue reading →Triple XXX Root Beer Reviewed by Handy Father. Triple XXX trade mark registered root beer “Makes thirst a joy.” It is a creamy root beer that is dark but fairly thin in color. It has a decent head that dissipates swiftly.
Continue reading →This may be the only diet soda we review because I’m not willing to sample anything with aspartame in it. This review was conducted by 5 people today, three handy fathers, and two handy mothers. We gave it a 1.7 out of 5 stars on the same scale as the regular root beers.
Continue reading →This is a heavily carbonated root beer. Stewart’s has a pleasant root beer flavor with no aftertaste. In fact, the flavor of the root beer doesn’t linger at all. Once you swallow the root beer flavor is forgotten, and all that’s left is the high fructose corn syrup.
Continue reading →Henry Weinhard’s Root Beer Review – The best head I’ve ever had! “A gourmet root beer, hand-finished with only the highest quality ingredients, including sassafras, honey and vanilla.” This is a dark root beer. The draught style head as claimed on the packaging lives up to the name. The head was very thick and creamy, lasting a good long time. … Continue reading →
This is one complex flavor in a glass bottle. By far one of the most interesting, spicy root beers on the market. Our Virgil’s root beer review was a pleasure to the palate.
Continue reading →Fake. Artificial. Generic.
This was not unexpected. Our Super Chill Root Beer review is that this is obviously an inferior root beer in every aspect.
Continue reading →IBC root beer is pretty dark in color, but it is simply the fact that caramel coloring is the third ingredient behind carbonated water and high fructose corn syrup. I don’t find anything special about this root beer. It is drinkable, but not memorable as described on the packaging.
Continue reading →Sprecher Root Beer is brewed and bottled by the Sprecher Brewing Co., Inc. out of Glendale, WI. This Sprecher Root Beer review is based on the opinion of three root beer connoisseurs. The honey and vanilla are prevalent in the flavor and the root beer is very pleasant in consistency and texture.
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