More information about this soda needs to be provided on the web.
I searched every possible search names to find some background and came
up empty. The bottle stated that the e-mail
is baronsbeverages@icloud.com
and distributed by Barons Beverages.
Click here for the rating criteria and a summary table of all the root beers tested.
Click here for the rating criteria and a summary table of all the root beers tested.
Ingredients: Carbonated Water, Pure Cane Sugar, Natural Flavor, Caramel Color, Citric Acid and Gum Arabic.
Nutrition
(from the bottle)
Calories 140
15 mg
Sodium
36g sugars (12%) of Daily Carbohydrates
0 mg Caffeine
Aroma and Flavor –
2.4 out of 3 mugs
This has a great root beer aroma. I immediately had high hopes! I was not let down. While it is missing the heavy vanilla I
generally like, this just had that homemade and simple root beer. The level of sweetness is lower, with sugars being 3.17 g per ounce and sodium being 1.25 mg per ounce. While not the lowest, it is
notable. If there would be a
vanilla hint, it would be close to perfect. What was odd is it had a minor
cherry taste as well.
Head – 1.5 out of 3
mugs
The head was small and dissipated
quickly. Average at best.
Zip – 1.75 out of 3
mugs
The low carbonation and minimal ingredients make this category more than average. Overall, it does have a solid taste, but not a root beer taste, but a gourmet soda
with a slash of cherry.
Post Consumption
Impression – 2.25 out of 3 mugs
It was enjoyable but more like a low-carbonated, cheery Coke than a solid root beer. I would not hesitate to drink it again. The first drink was enjoyable, yet the enjoyment decreased the more I consumed.
Would I recommend
this at 7.9 out of 12 mugs?
It is worth a try. It has a mix of scores from other users. I understand that, as it is really an average-tasting yet enjoyable beverage.
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