Vintage Beer Anyone remember these sodas form the late 50's and 60's?
1. A&W Root Beer
2. Dad's Old Fashioned Root Beer
3. Grape Knee Hi
4. Orange Nesbits
5. Strawberry Soda
6. Cherry Soda
7. Dr. Pepper ( has prune juice in it)
8. Cream Soda
9. Canada Dry Ginger Ale
10. RC Cola
Here is a site that carries these kinds of vintage sodas/soft drinks
Fresca yes I forgot about that one. It was made from grapefruit wasn't it? I think that was in the 70's.
edit-http://www.sodapopstop.com/products/browse.cfm?link=6
edit- thanks for reminding me of the Bubble Up. I had forgotten about that too. I used to drink that as well as 7 Up.
Re: Prune juice and Dr. Pepper. This was what was told to us back then on tv. I do not believe that the company is going to tell you all that is in Dr. Pepper, and truthfully it tastes like prune juice is in it.
Yes, also Vernors Ginger Ale, Hires Root Beer, and a cherry coke was made by adding cherry syrup to the coke which was hand made. Also at one time from Lil Abner, wasn't there Kickapoo Joy Juice?
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Is it safe to drink beer that is 20 years out of date?
i just purchased two vintage cans of Tennents Lager (from Scotland) which are highly collectable because in the 1980s the cans used to have pictures of scantily clad "lager lovelies" on them. To my surprise, the cans arrived today - unopened! The use by dates on the cans are July 1988 and August 1989 respectively. Just wondering what condition i could expect the beer to be in if i opened the cans? Would it still taste like beer or would it make me ill?
Yes,Yes,Yes!The beer will have settled out all solids so let it sit for a few days to recover from being shipped.Pour into a glass slowly so you don't disturb the sediment.I've drank some 10 year old beers that were fine...But they will taste different.The ones I tried tasted a little sweet.I think it's because the hops and malt solids settle out and their flavor disappears.Good Luck.
