Upon examining the label, I observed a relatively high sodium content. I anticipated a pronounced salty taste from sodium. My initial olfactory perception was slightly medicinal, which diminished my expectations. Subsequently, I took my first sip. It deviated significantly from my expectations. It presented a harmonious blend of flavors that perplexed my palate. The sassafras and sodium aftertaste were distinct, almost excessive.
The head rated at 1.00 is almost excessive. Despite its substantial foam, it completely disappeared from view within less than 10 seconds.
The beverage presents an enticing combination of flavors. Regrettably, its sodium content surpasses that of many I have encountered. Subtle notes of wintergreen and vanilla are discernible, complemented by a pronounced sassafras aftertaste.
This was a well-rounded experience. While it may not be the best, it will rank within the top 25 once I complete the 100 root beers in the pile.

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