It
is Joe’s Root Beer! This brew is from Joseph James Brewery in Henderson, Nevada (a suburb of Las Vegas). Joseph James is a beer specialist who, like many, dabbles in root beer. The brewery originated in 2008, so it has less than a decade of history. There’s very little information on it on the Internet.
Ingredients: Carbonated Water, Cane Sugar, Color and natural flavors, Honey and
Vanilla.
Nutrition 12 oz serving (from the bottle)
190 Calories
35 mg Sodium.
57g (19%) of Daily Carbohydrates
0 mg Caffeine
Calcium 4%
Aroma and Flavor – 1.5 out of 3 mugs
Upon opening the bottle, I thought this would be something other than a solid root beer. The aroma is a little more beer-like than root beer. Upon the first taste, it is easy to tell there is carbonated water, vanilla, and honey with little else. That should be expected since these are two of the five total ingredients.
While pleasing, the flavor blend I love in a root beer is
missing. While I love vanilla, not without the root flavor of a good sarsaparilla. The beverage packs a higher sodium
content and is the second highest of the root beer I reviewed, albeit natural.
Head – 2.5 out of 3 mugs
The head was thought-provoking and wonderful, but it was short-lived. Within 30 seconds, there was only a small remnant of what was
near perfect.
Zip – 1.25 out of 3 mugs
This is simple in ingredients. For zip, it
is minimal. If they increased the
carbonation, I would think I was drinking vanilla and honey-favored seltzer
water.
Post
Consumption Impression – 1.5 out of 3 mugs
This was not terrible,
but it was not worth another try for me.
Would I recommend this at 6.75 out of 12
mugs?
If you prefer
a bland root beer with low carbonation and honey and vanilla, try it.
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