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Barq's Root Beer Soda Soft Drink - 12 Each , $9.99
Barq’s has bite! Do you know why? Well, its unique Barq’s spice is what makes this root beer soda truly original and truly tasty, complete with a caffeine kick. Not to mention the full-bodied flavor that is so distinct and different it can only be Barq’s. Because for those who love Barq’s, nothing else compares. Whether it’s paired with food or enjoyed in a root beer float, it’s the taste you crave. Root beer is a bold choice for bold people who know what they want. Its sweet flavor and spicy bite are a perfect pair in each frothy sip. Barq’s has always had bite. 120 years of it to be exact. Inspired by its southern roots, Barq’s aims to bottle the essence of colorful, bold and creative people for enjoyment in every sip. So, grab a 12 oz 12 pack and put it to the taste test.
Big Red Soda, 12 Pack - 12 Each , $9.99
160 calories per can. Caffeine Content: 36 mg/12 fl oz. Low sodium. So sweet. So smooth. Est. 1937. Deliciously different! Taste it. You'll get it. letsplay.com. bigred.com. Let's Play. letsplay.com. Please recycle.
Big Red Soda, Mini - 10 Each , $6.49
100 calories per can. Low sodium. Caffeine Content: 23 mg/7.5 fl oz. So sweet. Est. 1937. So smooth. Mini can. Mega taste. bigred.com. letsplay.com. Lets play letsplay.com. Please recycle.
Boylan Bottling Root Beer - 4 Each , $4.69
Never high fructose corn syrup. Since 1891. Made with pure cane sugar in small batches. Over 120 years of bottling tradition. Boylan bottling's story starts in 1891, when a pharmacist named William Boylan created an elixir in his paterson, New Jersey apothecary. He named that serum, a derivative of birch trees, Boylan's birch, and began selling individual cups from a barrel in the back of a wagon. www.BoylanBottling.com. Please recycle.
Boylan Bottling Soda, Creme - 4 Each , $4.69
Never high fructose corn syrup. Since 1891. Made with cane sugar in small batches over 120 years of bottling tradition. Boylan Bottling's story starts in 1891, when a pharmacist named William Boylan created an elixir in his Paterson, New Jersey Apothecary. He named that serum, a derivative of birch trees, Boylan's Birch, and began selling individual cups from a barrel in the back of a wagon. Made with pure cane sugar. Over 120 years of bottling tradition. www.boylanbottling.com. Please recycle.
