Rocket Fizz is primarily recognized for its extensive candy line, which reportedly comprises over 4,000 varieties. However, the company also caters to a niche market of unique sodas. A web search revealed that Rocket Fizz has produced over 500 distinct soda varieties throughout its history, not all of which are directly associated with the Rocket Fizz parent company.
Rocket Fizz manufactures a diverse range of sodas, including the Rocket Fizz Root Beer Float and Judge Wepner’s Root Beer. I have both of these sodas in my “to be reviewed” inventory. I previously reviewed Gene Autry Root Beer. As I prepared for this review, I noticed that every aspect of Tyler the Kid’s persona closely resembled Gene Autry’s. I am curious if the company bottles the same beverage under various labels to appeal to a wide range of connoisseurs. I will review the product and subsequently compare the differences I observed.
The aroma predominantly consisted of wintergreen and anise. Despite being labeled as Sarsaparilla, I did not detect any distinct root flavor. The beverage primarily featured carbonation and artificial flavors, lacking a natural taste.
A substantial head gradually dissipated. Approximately one minute later, a diminutive foam ring persists.
This beverage lacks exceptional qualities. It presents a combination of flavors that shows some balance, but it fails to offer any distinctive characteristics. The carbonation level is excessively high, almost overshadowing the flavor profile.
Upon reviewing this brew, I did not identify any significant aspects that I found particularly displeasing. It is an enjoyable beverage with a relatively mild root beer flavor profile.
This coffee is an average brew, scoring 6.75 out of 12. While it lacks exceptional qualities, I recommend purchasing it again over several other options I have reviewed. It has been on my shelf for over a year, and I want to know whether this duration has affected its flavor.
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