Soda review site Sodafry says, “If you’re someone who loves a foamy head on your root beer then this is your brew.

Despite being an East Coast invention — it’s thought that early colonists used sassafras and sarsaparilla roots to brew a witchy low-alcohol beer, and a few hundred years later, the first commercial root beer debuted at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia — I find it difficult to obtain a quality ale in my Brooklyn stomping grounds.She has been writing about food and beverages for well over a decade and is an avid at-home cook and snacker. I look forward to speaking with you again in the future, and I will be recommending you to others, as you are now my 'go-to' place for champagne and wine deliveries in the UK!

It’s definitely the best diet root beer to replace a cocktail—you get all the flavors of a well-crafted mixed drink (aside from that alcoholic heat). Disclaimer: The ingredients/allergens advice and nutritional values are correct to the best of our knowledge, however, this can change without any prior notice.The sweetness (and the 45 calories) comes from the inclusion of “real Wisconsin honey,” whatever that means, but it tastes decidedly less artificial than other diet root beers — even my beloved Barq’s. Diet Stewart’s is the best diet root beer we tasted—it has tons of extremely small bubbles, a nice, spiced cinnamon or nutmeg quality, and it doesn’t taste like fake sweetener at all. I tasted nine different diet root beer brands, and I know I am going to get dragged in the comments because Diet Barq’s is not among them. That ineffable mix of vanilla, licorice, and wintergreen flavors, a little bit of anise or nutmeg, perhaps — it’s a liquefied spice cake of a drink.

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The flavor is extremely good for a diet root beer—it’s round with cooked sugar flavor (not fake sugar) and some notes of winter spices. com says it has “one of the best root beer bodies that I have ever tasted,” which also sounds improper. B. More precious environs carry some of the full-sugar, glass-bottle varietals — IBC, Virgil’s, Boylan, Stewart’s — but those all tend too much toward the sweet side.