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Tuesday
Jun152010

Sprecher Fire-Brewed Cream Soda

I figure I'd complete the Sprecher trilogy.  At least I've only seen three of their sodas.  Maybe they have more.  Who knows.  Anyhoo...

So this is their cream soda.  Their other two drinks have been winners, that being root beer and their amazing cherry cola.  I'm not a big fan of cream soda, though.  It's okay, but it never really floors me too much, with the exception of Virgil's which, if you recall, made me smile while drinking it.  I'd say they should put that on the bottles, but they don't need any help.

This is pretty decent, very smooth, lightly carbonated, has a mild cream flavor.  

Simple, but effective.  

One thing...the label.  There's a bee on it.  My greatest fear.  It's a cartoon bee, but not a happy looking one, a creepy one.  Gross.

Verdict:  Buy a bottle!

-Mike

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Reader Comments (3)

Trilogy?! psh...you still need to try their Ginger Ale, Orange Dream, Puma Kola, and Ravin' Red sodas. :)

June 16, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterJess

We've actually reviewed the Orange Dream... back in 2008, just search for Sprecher. You are correct though in the fact that we need to try the others. I'm especially looking forward to Puma Kola.

June 16, 2010 | Registered CommenterThe Soda Jerks

Thanks for the heads-up on the Orange Dream review. You probably already know this, but Sprecher actually has eight flavors (we only carry seven at Old 52). The last flavor is just a Lo-Cal Root Beer, though, so it's not really a "different" flavor, if that make sense.

June 16, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterJess

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