This week I sampled two rootbeers that I've been wanting to try. I picked them up at World Market, which usually has a decent soda selection, but sometimes the stock gets low.
As you can probably tell from this blog, bulldogs are another passion of mine. A bulldog brand soda? What could be better? The notoriously harsh soda critics rate Bulldog Root Beer as one of the best on the market. I agree. It's made with cane sugar and honey and is brewed. It has a brewed taste and combines a lot of flavors. It has a little bit of a bite, which I like. When I was done I wanted to crack open another bottle.
Abita is from Louisiana, which apparently is not only known for drunken debauchery, but also known for root beer. Abita was definitely more of a traditional root beer. Very smooth with a hint of vanilla. It was also very good. I think if I had to chose between the two, Bulldog would get my vote.
As you can probably tell from this blog, bulldogs are another passion of mine. A bulldog brand soda? What could be better? The notoriously harsh soda critics rate Bulldog Root Beer as one of the best on the market. I agree. It's made with cane sugar and honey and is brewed. It has a brewed taste and combines a lot of flavors. It has a little bit of a bite, which I like. When I was done I wanted to crack open another bottle.
Abita is from Louisiana, which apparently is not only known for drunken debauchery, but also known for root beer. Abita was definitely more of a traditional root beer. Very smooth with a hint of vanilla. It was also very good. I think if I had to chose between the two, Bulldog would get my vote.
In your honor, I ordered up a couple cheerwines at Pitfire Pizza in Westwood, wery tasty. I will take you there if you ever drag you sorry carcass out here. Also we had fancy burgers at Father's Office (another place you would like) on V-day, and they have a wide selection of sodas. We played it safe with coke in a bottle, but I think you would appreciate their selection
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