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Feb 18, 2023 · 2. Barq’s zero-sugar root beer. With a sharp after-taste, a black licorice flavor, and great carbonation, Barq’s is liked by many. Although its traditional root beer has caffeine, this version is caffeine free. Barq’s uses two artificial sweeteners for its zero-sugar root beer, aspartame, and acesulfame potassium. 3.
- Sprecher. Here it is. The top dog... or griffin, as the case (of root beer) may be. From the mighty fires of Sprecher Brewing in Glendale, WI springs the honey-sweetened and malted root beer nectar of the gods.
- Bulldog. Bulldog tries harder and is justifiably proud of its dedication to perfection. With pure vanilla (no vanillin here!) and a devotion to old methods of preparation that create more complex flavors, you'd be well-advised to follow the company's advice on consumption (chilled, no ice) to fully enjoy the volatile honey and vanilla presence that they've so thoughtfully kept light on carbonation to preserve.
- Hank's. If you like creamy root beers, Hank's is your beverage. If you don't like creamy root beers, go drink lesser soda, heretic — wait, come back, that was unfair.
- Saranac. Saranac Brewery (really F.X. Matt Brewing) boasts that only a true brewery can make the natural strong head that their root beer displays, and whether or not that's true, they can't make a bad beer, and since 1995 Saranac has made a very good root beer.
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- Zevia Zero Calorie Soda, Cola. Per 12-oz can: 0 calories, 0 mg sodium, 0 g carbs (0 g sugar) Say hello to the first stevia soda! It's a good thing the parents who founded Zevia wanted healthier sodas for their kids to drink because now we have another scale-friendly option to add to our shopping list.
- Virgil's Zero Sugar Root Beer. Per 12-oz can: 0 calories, 0 mg sodium, 12 g carbs (0 g sugar) Virgil's makes all-natural versions of the sodas you love. In this no-sugar-added Root Beer, the company blends 15 roots and spices to create the familiar flavor you grew up with.
- Reed's Zero Sugar Real Ginger Ale. Per 12-oz can: 0 calories, 0 mg sodium, 12 g carbs (0 g sugar) When they say real, they mean real. Reed's actually uses real ginger juice to flavor this ginger ale (crazy, right?)
- Bubly Sparkling Water, Cherry. Per 12-oz can: 0 calories, 0 mg sodium, 0 g carbs (0 g sugar) Forget your cherry cola, and opt for this sugar-free soda instead.
Mar 11, 2024 · Erythritol is used as a sweetener in Virgil’s Zero products. Erythritol is produced by fermentation from a simple sugar derived from corn. The Caramel Color that is currently used in Virgil’s Root Beer, Zero Root Beer, Vanilla Cream, Zero Vanilla Cream and Zero Cola products is also derived from corn, but no protein allergens are present.
- Dr Pepper Zero Sugar. Dr Pepper can be a divisive soda. Some people swear by the stuff while others can't stand the sight of it. That's perfectly understandable, too — Dr Pepper is hard to pin down.
- Virgil's Zero Sugar Root Beer. Like Zevia, Virgil's Zero Sugar Root Beer is sweetened in part with stevia leaf extract, and despite being differently flavored, there's one striking similarity — the scent.
- Starry Zero Sugar. We're reaching hallowed ground here, and few sodas deserve more adoration than Starry Zero Sugar — a soda you might not have even heard of.
- Canada Dry Zero Sugar Ginger Ale. Ginger ale has long been used as a catch-all treatment for countless maladies over the years, from common colds to the occasional bout of indigestion.
Feb 25, 2023 · Mug root beer has been around since 1946 and is known for its creamy and smooth taste. Mug root beer has a smooth and sweet flavor balanced by a slight hint of vanilla. It’s an ideal beverage for anyone who wants a classic root beer taste without any overwhelming flavors. 6. Hank’s Root Beer.
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In fact, Sprecher’s makes more root beer than it does any other beer; its brew was even heralded as the “Best Root Beer” by the New York Times in 2008. The brewery can’t share its famous recipe, of course, but one thing that likely makes its root beer so great is that it’s sweetened with honey rather than high-fructose corn syrup or artificial sweeteners.
