Anyone else enjoy obscure soft drinks?

[Count groudon]

Not exactly sure if it's obscure but I love cherrowine! Of all the cherry flavored sodas it's got the best cherry flavor

You mean "Cheerwine", right? I love it.

Yeah that's it! I don't really get to drink it much so I'm not good at remembering how it's spelled

 

[fuzzypickles]

I tried Dr. Brown's Black Cherry Soda a few weeks ago and I thought it tasted pretty good. I was something along the lines of Dr. Pepper when I brought it, but I was in for a surprise. Anyone else have Dr. Brown's before?

 

[Enjoy your spaghetti]

This looks pretty cool: http://pittsburghsodapop.com/soda_pop_kit.html

 

[Jackolantern]

Irn Bru. It's an amber soft drink in Scotland that tastes like liquid bubblegum. It's amazing. It outsells cork and Pepsi combined in Scotland.

Donegal, a county in the northwest of Ireland has a soft drink called football Special. It's really odd. Bright red and really sugary. It's hugely popular in Donegal but most other Irish people haven't even heard of it.

 

[Stratochu]

Dr. Brown's is a kosher soda that is most widespread in & around the New York City area (including Yonkers, Darien, New Haven and upper New Jersey), in South Florida and everywhere there is a significant Orthodox Jewish population. Michael Snyder is reportedly a big fan.

Seriously, I've tried the black cherry & cream soda at a Jewish deli in South Eugene and it's good. Never tried their infamous "Cel-Ray" tho.

 

[hellbound]

Dr. Brown's is a kosher soda that is most widespread in & around the New York City area (including Yonkers, Darien, New Haven and upper New Jersey), in South Florida and everywhere there is a significant Orthodox Jewish population. Michael Snyder is reportedly a big fan.

Seriously, I've tried the black cherry & cream soda at a Jewish deli in South Eugene and it's good. Never tried their infamous "Cel-Ray" tho.

I've tried it. It's okay once in a while. It definitely has a celery flavor, but it's pretty sweet. I get sick of it fast though.

 

[John Titor]

One of the benefits of living next to an Asian supermarket is that I get to buy drinks I normally wouldn't have. Although, I think I'm squandering the opportunity because I only really tried Ramune, Calpico and some coffees and teas by this brand I forgot the name of. And one drink I know is very obscure is grass jelly drink.


I didn't think Pibb was that obscure since I could find it in multiple restaurants but then I realized I never saw it sold in stores.

 

[ulsterscotsman]

McDaids football special, A class drink that can only be found in Donegal.

 

[AnOminous]

Seriously, I've tried the black cherry & cream soda at a Jewish deli in South Eugene and it's good. Never tried their infamous "Cel-Ray" tho.

I like Cel-Ray when I'm somewhere that has it.

Something I haven't seen in years that I miss is Old Tyme Jamaican Ginger Beer.

 

[RIck Sanchez]

I miss this stuff:

Also anyone remember these?

I don't remember them tasting that great, but they had BALLS! Flavorless, chewy balls!